Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Takes Stand Against LPG Shortage Rumors
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New Delhi, March 15 (NationPress) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta issued a stern warning on Sunday, stating that any person or organization caught disseminating false information regarding an “LPG shortage” in the city will face strict repercussions.
She urged the public to disregard such rumors, emphasizing that there are sufficient fuel reserves to satisfy demand, even amidst disruptions in global supply chains due to the conflict in Iran.
While addressing the media during an event, the Chief Minister remarked that instilling fear and panic through misinformation is unacceptable.
“Both the Central and state governments are vigilantly monitoring the situation, and there is absolutely no cause for alarm among citizens,” she stressed.
Chief Minister Gupta pointed out that certain individuals are unnecessarily inciting fear and promoting hoarding, which undermines national interests.
She reassured that the government is actively watching for such activities and will take action against those spreading rumors.
Earlier, the Chief Minister participated in the celebrations marking the 12th anniversary and silver jubilee of Apna Ghar Ashram in Budhpur.
During the event, she commended the organization for its unwavering commitment to serving the destitute, abandoned, and sick over the last 26 years, calling it a beacon of hope for society.
She noted that institutions like Apna Ghar Ashram provide essential support to individuals who find themselves separated from their families and communities.
According to her, the organization not only offers shelter but also ensures vital services such as medical care, food, clothing, and overall care, allowing individuals to live with dignity.
Chief Minister Gupta highlighted that for over 26 years, Apna Ghar Ashram has established a wide network of service.
Currently, the organization operates more than 70 centers across India, with its services progressively expanding internationally.
She described the institution as a true representation of humanity and compassion.
Moreover, the Chief Minister asserted that social service is a collective endeavor that necessitates the collaboration of both the government and society.