In Pictures: Opposition MPs protest LPG supply crunch in Parliament complex

Several Opposition MPs gathered inside the Parliament House complex in New Delhi on Wednesday to protest against the reported LPG supply crunch affecting consumers.

Leaders including Mallikarjun Kharge, Supriya Sule and Dharmendra Yadav assembled near Makar Dwar to voice concerns over the issue

MPs from multiple parties, including CPI-ML, DMK and JMM, joined the demonstration, reflecting a broader Opposition mobilisation on the LPG supply situation

Protesters displayed a large banner reading “Empty Cylinders, Empty Promises,” highlighting their criticism of the government’s handling of the situation

Slogans were raised inside the Parliament complex as MPs demanded accountability and immediate measures to address the supply crunch

The protest took place against the backdrop of reported disruptions linked to the ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia affecting energy supply chains

Authorities have prioritised allocation of domestically produced natural gas for LPG production, along with CNG and piped cooking gas sectors, in response to the evolving situation

The government has also initiated steps to streamline gas distribution, including faster processing of city gas projects and increased allocation of commercial LPG to ease supply pressures