Amid rising concerns and rumors about LPG shortages, many consumers across India have reported delays in receiving cooking gas cylinders even after booking them. The issue has sparked confusion among households, especially at a time when global energy markets are under pressure due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

However, the government has clarified that domestic LPG supply in India remains stable, and there is no shortage of cooking gas cylinders in the country. Authorities have also urged people not to panic or book extra cylinders unnecessarily. Despite these assurances, if consumers still face delivery delays or unfair practices by LPG distributors, they can register complaints through official helpline numbers provided by gas companies.

In recent weeks, rumors about LPG shortages have circulated widely, mainly due to rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia. These reports have led to increased anxiety among households that rely on LPG cylinders for daily cooking needs.

Officials have stated that although the global energy market remains volatile, India’s domestic LPG distribution system continues to operate normally. The government has also assured consumers that domestic LPG users will always receive priority over commercial users if supply constraints arise.

Authorities have appealed to the public not to engage in panic booking or hoarding of cylinders, as the supply chain remains stable and sufficient to meet household demand.

To ensure fair distribution and prevent unnecessary stockpiling, the government has recently modified the LPG booking rules.

Previously, consumers could book a new LPG cylinder 21 days after their previous booking. This period has now been increased to 25 days.

The change is intended to maintain balance in the supply chain and ensure that cylinders are distributed fairly among all consumers during uncertain global energy conditions.

Despite normal supply conditions, some consumers have complained that LPG dealers are delaying cylinder deliveries or refusing to supply cylinders even after booking.

In certain cases, reports have also surfaced that some dealers are asking customers for extra money to deliver cylinders faster. The government has clearly stated that charging additional money beyond the official price is illegal and a violation of LPG distribution rules.

If any consumer experiences such problems, they can immediately file a complaint with their LPG provider using official helpline numbers.

Customers using Indane Gas can contact the company’s toll-free helpline to report delivery issues or other complaints.

• Toll-free complaint number: 1800-2333-555




• Booking and complaint number: 7718955555

Consumers can call these numbers to register complaints regarding delayed delivery, booking problems, or any irregularities by dealers.

Consumers who use Bharat Gas can also file complaints directly through the company’s customer support system.

• Toll-free complaint number: 1800-22-4344




• Booking number: 7715012345

These helpline services allow customers to report delivery delays, dealer misconduct, or other LPG-related issues.

For customers using HP Gas, the company provides dedicated customer care numbers to resolve delivery-related complaints.

• Toll-free complaint number: 1800-2333-555




• Customer support number: 9493602222

Consumers can use these numbers to report delays, register grievances, or request assistance with LPG services.

Consumers are advised to remain cautious and avoid paying extra charges to LPG dealers for faster delivery. All LPG cylinders are distributed according to government regulations, and any demand for unofficial payments should be reported immediately.

By using the official complaint channels, customers can help authorities monitor irregularities in the LPG distribution system and ensure fair service for all households.

Although rumors about LPG shortages have created concern, government officials maintain that domestic LPG supply across the country remains normal. Households are encouraged to follow standard booking procedures and avoid panic buying.

If delivery delays occur, customers can rely on the official helpline numbers provided by LPG companies to resolve their issues quickly and ensure smooth access to cooking gas services.