On social media, Rohini Acharya questioned the government’s claim that LPG supplies remain normal across the country. She said that if gas is easily available, then asking people to use coal shows policy failure. According to her, forcing citizens to return to old cooking methods reflects “reverse-gear development.”

The debate started after reports of LPG shortages in several areas. Long queues for cylinders and supply delays during the wedding season have increased public frustration.

Rohini Acharya slams Samrat Chaudhary over LPG crisis while also criticizing the government for saying that supply and distribution systems are working smoothly despite public complaints.

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Officials will visit districts to review LPG cylinder stock, pending deliveries, and the functioning of control rooms. They will also monitor daily press briefings and track the arrival of migrant workers in different districts.

The LPG crisis in Bihar has raised concerns about hoarding and black marketing. The chief secretary directed authorities to take strict legal action against anyone involved in illegal storage or sale of cooking gas cylinders. Border districts were asked to stay especially alert.

During a crisis management meeting with senior officials, the government also reviewed the backlog in LPG supply in several districts. Officials were instructed to clear pending deliveries quickly and ensure uninterrupted gas supply to households, government hostels, and community kitchens.

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