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'Ignore strike calls': LPG distributor body ahead of Rahul Gandhi's rally in Delhi
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What Happened?
The Federation of LPG Distributors of India (FLDI) has urged distributors to continue operations, opposing protests ahead of Rahul Gandhi's rally on November 1 in Delhi.
Key points
- FLDI opposes calls for protests and strikes in Delhi.
- The federation emphasizes the importance of uninterrupted LPG supply.
- Distributors are in talks with oil marketing companies and the petroleum ministry.
- CTI claims the rally could disrupt business worth Rs 10,000 crore during Diwali.
- Distributors have reportedly faced losses of Rs 3,000 crore in October due to previous disruptions.
Key insights
- The FLDI's call for dialogue may prevent further disruptions in LPG supply.
- Maintaining LPG deliveries is crucial for consumer convenience during the festive season.
- The ongoing discussions with OMCs may lead to a resolution of distributor concerns.
Why it matters
The FLDI's stance could ensure uninterrupted LPG supply during a critical festive season.
Entities
Federation of LPG Distributors of India· OrganizationRahul Gandhi· PersonDelhi· CityChamber of Trade and Industry· OrganizationOil Marketing Companies· OrganizationMinistry of Petroleum· Organization
Source
Times of India
