The Samrat Choudhary LPG Cylinders Row has sparked debate in Bihar after a gas agency operator in Patna alleged that an official from the Deputy Chief Minister’s office took four LPG cylinders from his warehouse. The claim quickly spread on social media and triggered political discussion.
According to the operator, a person claiming to be an SDO from the office of Samrat Choudhary demanded 15 cylinders and later took four filled cylinders from the warehouse. The allegation surfaced during reports of an LPG shortage in several parts of the state.
However, the Deputy CM’s office strongly rejected the accusation in the Samrat Choudhary LPG Cylinders Row. Personal secretary Shailendra Kumar Ojha said the reports are baseless and misleading. He clarified that there is no SDO post in the Deputy Chief Minister’s office.
Officials also said no staff member from the office requested LPG cylinders from any gas agency. The government may examine the matter and take action if misinformation is confirmed.
