Oppositionsabgeordnete protestieren gegen Gewerbe-LPG-Knappheit im Parlamentskomplex

Am 12. März 2026 protestierten Oppositionsabgeordnete im Komplex des Parlamentshauses gegen die Knappheit an gewerblichen LPG-Zylindern. Rahul Gandhi griff Premierminister Narendra Modi an und erklärte, der Premierminister sei wegen der Epstein-Akten und des Adani-Falls in Panik. Die Demonstranten skandierten Parolen und demonstrierten mit einer Nachbildung eines Ziegelofens.

Am 12. März 2026 protestierten mehrere Oppositionsabgeordnete, darunter acht aus der Lok Sabha suspendierte, im Parlamentshaus-Komplex wegen der Knappheit an gewerblichen LPG-Zylindern. Congress-Führer Rahul Gandhi und Priyanka Gandhi Vadra sowie Abgeordnete von DMK, TMC und SP versammelten sich nahe dem Makar Dwar des Parlaments. Sie skandierten Parolen wie „Naam Narender, Kaam Surrender“ und „Modi ji, LPG“.“},

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On March 23, 2026, the opposition in Lok Sabha maintained unusual calm during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first statement on the West Asia conflict. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra coordinated the opposition's response to avoid any disruptions.

Opposition leaders in India have criticised the BJP-led central government for recent increases in domestic LPG cylinder prices, citing a rise of Rs 89 over four months and questioning the handling of global factors.

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NCP-SP leader Jayant Patil accused the BJP-led centre and Maharashtra governments of failing to manage LPG shortage amid West Asia conflict. He criticized their refusal to share information and blaming the opposition. Long queues have formed across the state, with Patil urging Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to intervene.

The Centre has raised commercial LPG allocation to states and union territories to 70% of pre-crisis levels, prioritising steel, automobiles, textiles and chemicals industries. The move comes amid supply disruptions from the West Asia war's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, enabled by higher domestic production and imports from outside the region.

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The government has ordered households in areas with existing piped natural gas (PNG) infrastructure to switch from LPG cylinders to PNG connections within three months of notice, or lose gas refill supplies. The directive addresses mounting pressure on India's LPG imports amid the West Asia conflict. Petroleum ministry joint secretary Sujata Sharma described it as a supply security measure.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured on Monday in Lok Sabha that the government is working relentlessly to minimize the impact of the US-Iran war in West Asia. He called attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz unacceptable and urged citizens to stay united like during Covid-19.

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Amid LPG shortage due to West Asia conflict, the second LPG tanker Nanda Devi reached Gujarat's Vadinar port on Tuesday morning carrying over 47,000 metric tonnes. Part of the cargo will be sent to Tamil Nadu. The Shivalik tanker had earlier arrived at Mundra port with 46,000 metric tonnes of LPG.

 

 

 

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