Congress MP Prakashman Singh Alleges Government Lacks Data on LP Gas Cylinders
Summary
Congress MP Prakashman Singh has accused the government of lacking reliable data on LPG cylinders in the market and failing to manage supply. He warned that the shortage could worsen as Dashain-Tihar approaches unless distribution and market monitoring improve immediately.
Key Points
- Prakashman Singh said the government and regulatory bodies do not have reliable data on where 2.3 million LPG cylinders have gone.
- He criticized Nepal Oil Corporation for distributing gas only from Teku and said consumers are still waiting in long lines despite claims of adequate supply.
- Singh called for urgent improvement in distribution and stronger market monitoring centered on consumer interests.
- He warned that the gas shortage could trigger a bigger crisis during the upcoming Dashain-Tihar festival season.
