In Assam, the supply of domestic LPG cylinders and petroleum products is fully stable, according to Nitin Bhatnagar, Executive Director and State Head of IndianOil AOD. The state has adequate stocks, ensuring that approximately 2,935 kiloliters (KL) of petrol and 3,670 KL of diesel are supplied daily through 1,737 retail outlets. Current stock levels can meet petrol demand for 21 days and diesel for 46 days. Citizens are encouraged to avoid panic buying as all retail outlets operate normally.

The LPG sector serves around 9.3 million consumers through 604 distributors, with daily deliveries averaging 139,000 refills. Digital bookings have surged to 84%, up from 49% two months ago, enhancing service efficiency.

To curb hoarding, 319 inspections were conducted, resulting in the seizure of 274 cylinders and actions against non-compliant distributors. Additionally, the Government of Assam is expanding domestic PNG connections to reduce reliance on LPG cylinders, with plans for 12,500 new connections in areas with existing pipeline infrastructure.