Indane gas has been a reliable source of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for many households and businesses in India. However, recent developments have raised concerns regarding the efficiency and integrity of its distribution system.

Allegations of Fraud

A Bengaluru-based customer, Madhu Menon, has accused Indane of fraud related to gas cylinder distribution. Menon claimed that cylinders were booked in his name but were not delivered to him, leading to significant frustration.

“Got this message saying my last cylinder was delivered on 25 Feb and I can’t order again till late March. Except I haven’t ordered a new cylinder since early 2025! Then I discovered clear fraud!” Menon stated, highlighting the discrepancies in his account.

Changes in LPG Booking Period

In a related development, the Indian government has increased the LPG booking period from 21 days to 25 days. This change comes amid rising prices for domestic and commercial LPG cylinders, which were hiked just two days prior to the announcement.

Supply Assurance Amidst Concerns

Despite the allegations and rising prices, officials have assured that there is sufficient supply of LPG available in the country. However, the situation has led to warnings from Bengaluru hoteliers about a potential temporary shutdown of eateries due to disruptions in LPG cylinder supply.

Expert Opinions

Siddaramaiah, a prominent political figure, commented on the situation, stating, “Their decision was right,” likely referring to the government’s actions in response to the ongoing issues.

The allegations of fraud in the distribution of Indane gas cylinders have surfaced against a backdrop of increased booking periods and rising prices. While officials maintain that supply remains stable, the concerns raised by customers like Menon point to deeper issues within the distribution network. Details remain unconfirmed as the situation develops.

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