LPG Prices: Modi government increased the price of LPG by 185 percent in 9 years but reduced it by only 17.5 percent – ​​Congress claims

LPG Prices: Politics is taking place fiercely on the decision of the central government to increase the subsidy on LPG cylinders. Party spokesperson and head of social media department Supriya Shrinate attacked the government fiercely for the decision to reduce the price of domestic cooking gas by Rs 200 per cylinder. 

Increased by 185 percent, reduced by only 17.5 percent – ​​Congress alleges

Supriya Shrinet released a video

Supriya Shrinet released a video saying that due to the power of the opposition alliance ‘Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance’ (India), the government was forced to increase the price of cooking gas."this india" It is the power that those who set fire to the price of cooking gas are now forced to reduce the price. Congress spokesperson said, "According to purchasing power, the most expensive cooking gas in the world is sold in India. The price of LPG in the country was Rs 400 per cylinder in the year 2014, which became Rs 1140 in 2023. The government increased the prices by 185 percent in nine years. Now in August 2023, LPG prices were reduced by 17.5 percent."

Government is not giving relief on the continuously decreasing gas price – Congress

According to Supriya, the price of cooking gas in India depends on the LPG price of ‘Saudi Aramco’ and the price of dollar and rupee. According to Saudi Aramco’s LPG price, the price of LPG in January 2014 was $ 1010 per metric ton, which decreased to $ 590 per metric ton in January 2023. LPG price in August 2023 to be $470 per metric ton

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