No shortage of LPG in Rohtak; Strict Action Against Hoarding: DC Sachin Gupta
Deputy Commissioner Sachin Gupta has clarified that the supply of LPG for domestic consumers in the district is fully normal and adequate, and there is no shortage of gas.
Girish Saini
Mar 29, 2026 10:27
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Rohtak, March 29, 2026: Deputy Commissioner Sachin Gupta has clarified that the supply of LPG for domestic consumers in the district is fully normal and adequate, and there is no shortage of gas.
He appealed to citizens to avoid panic booking and refrain from unnecessary accumulation of LPG cylinders, stating that such practices create avoidable pressure on the supply system and inconvenience other consumers.
The Deputy Commissioner emphasized that strict legal action will be taken against individuals involved in hoarding, black marketing or spreading rumours regarding LPG, petrol or diesel availability.
He informed that LPG cylinders are being supplied as per norms, with one refill provided after a gap of 25 days per household, ensuring equitable distribution among all consumers.
Reassuring the public, he urged residents to remain calm, rely on verified information and purchase LPG only as per requirement, so that smooth supply is maintained across the district.
To strengthen monitoring and grievance redressal, Assistant Food & Supply Officers have been designated as nodal officers for different areas. Ashok Kumar (9416283975) has been assigned for Rohtak and Sampla areas, while Kusumlata (9518175506) will oversee Meham, Kalanaur and Lakhan Majra regions.
Citizens have been advised to report any instance of irregularity, black marketing or supply-related issues to the district helpline number 01262-269895 or to the respective nodal officers. Officials have been directed to ensure prompt resolution of complaints and strict action against violators.
The Deputy Commissioner reiterated that the administration is continuously monitoring the situation to ensure uninterrupted supply and consumer convenience.
