اردو 
A review meeting with Private Marketing Companies (PMCs) dealing with Auto LPG was held on 07.04.2026 under the chairmanship of Sri M. Stephen Raveendra, IPS, Commissioner of Civil Supplies, as a follow-up to the earlier meeting conducted on 01.04.2026.
Hyderabad 01 April, 2026
During the previous review, it was observed that a large number of private Auto LPG outlets had ceased operations, leading to significant inconvenience among auto drivers. The PMCs were instructed to take immediate and proactive measures to source Auto LPG from all possible avenues and ensure an uninterrupted supply at retail outlets.
In the review held on 07.04.2026, it was noted with satisfaction that the PMCs have made considerable progress over the past week. A total of 363 MTs of Auto LPG was sourced and supplied during the week, and 17 previously non-operational (dry) outlets were restored to functioning status.
The Commissioner appreciated the efforts of Super Gas, Go Gas, Total Energies, and Prime Fuel for their proactive role in augmenting supplies and reviving operations at multiple outlets.
However, concern was expressed regarding the limited or negligible progress made by certain other PMCs. They were issued stern instructions to intensify their efforts in sourcing Auto LPG and to ensure consistent supply across all their outlets without fail.
Sri M. Stephen Raveendra, reiterated that maintaining an uninterrupted Auto LPG supply is critical to safeguarding the livelihoods of auto drivers and directed all PMCs to remain fully committed to this objective.
The Department will maintain strict vigilance, and PMCs are expected to sustain and further build upon these supply levels, ensuring continuous fuel availability to prevent any disruption to public transport.
The Civil Supplies Department will continue its daily monitoring of running outlets and product receipts, working in close coordination with Oil Marketing Companies to ensure the impact of international supply constraints remains fully mitigated in Hyderabad.
Citizens facing any issues can directly contact the toll-free Helpline Number: 1967 .
During the previous review, it was observed that a large number of private Auto LPG outlets had ceased operations, leading to significant inconvenience among auto drivers. The PMCs were instructed to take immediate and proactive measures to source Auto LPG from all possible avenues and ensure an uninterrupted supply at retail outlets.
In the review held on 07.04.2026, it was noted with satisfaction that the PMCs have made considerable progress over the past week. A total of 363 MTs of Auto LPG was sourced and supplied during the week, and 17 previously non-operational (dry) outlets were restored to functioning status.
The Commissioner appreciated the efforts of Super Gas, Go Gas, Total Energies, and Prime Fuel for their proactive role in augmenting supplies and reviving operations at multiple outlets.
However, concern was expressed regarding the limited or negligible progress made by certain other PMCs. They were issued stern instructions to intensify their efforts in sourcing Auto LPG and to ensure consistent supply across all their outlets without fail.
Sri M. Stephen Raveendra, reiterated that maintaining an uninterrupted Auto LPG supply is critical to safeguarding the livelihoods of auto drivers and directed all PMCs to remain fully committed to this objective.
The Department will maintain strict vigilance, and PMCs are expected to sustain and further build upon these supply levels, ensuring continuous fuel availability to prevent any disruption to public transport.
The Civil Supplies Department will continue its daily monitoring of running outlets and product receipts, working in close coordination with Oil Marketing Companies to ensure the impact of international supply constraints remains fully mitigated in Hyderabad.
Citizens facing any issues can directly contact the toll-free Helpline Number: 1967 .
