UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath spoke in Gorakhpur and dismissed claims of shortages of LPG, petrol, and diesel. He encouraged people not to panic amid rumors related to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Yogi Adityanath spoke on fuel shortage fake claims
At the opening of a software technology park, he mentioned that people are unnecessarily queuing to buy LPG cylinders due to fears sparked by the war. He added that if the conflict continues, it could affect everyone. Citizens should stay mentally prepared but avoid spreading or believing rumors.
The Chief Minister emphasized that during national challenges, both the government and the public need to work together; this is true patriotism. He said people should be ready to support any actions taken in the national interest.
Assured people for enough LPG supply
Yogi Adityanath highlighted unusual buying patterns, noting that households that previously used one cylinder a month now seek refills within five to six days. He assured everyone that LPG supplies will reach homes through proper registration and urged people not to crowd gas agencies.
The state government has told district administrations to ensure smooth home delivery of LPG, so people do not have to stand in line. He also warned that some individuals are spreading false information to create panic and disruption, advising people to buy fuel only when necessary.
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