Businesses will pay more for commercial LPG from June after fresh rate revisions, while the Centre says fuel stocks remain adequate and domestic cooking gas prices are unchanged.
Commercial LPG prices have surged sharply across major cities, increasing cost pressure on businesses, while stable domestic gas rates offer temporary relief to households amid global fuel uncertainty.
The sudden shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has forced hotels and eateries to scale down their regular operations in Chennai and across the state, raising an alarm
The development came even as Sharad Pawar-led NCP leader Rohini Khadse threatened that “the gas shortage should be resolved immediately, otherwise we will take to the streets”.
