Main LPG distributors' unions oppose strike, seek dialogue for commission hike
Major LPG distributors' federations in India have distanced themselves from a proposed strike and protest, favoring continued dialogue with oil marketing companies. The unions are seeking an increase in their commission, which has remained stagnant for five years despite rising operational costs.
Why it matters
The dispute highlights the ongoing economic pressure on small-scale distributors and the potential for supply chain disruptions in essential household services.
Main LPG distributors' unions oppose strike, seek dialogue for commission hike left Image used for representative purpose only. ANI ANI https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/4fdau/article71622738.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/20260607105L.jpg ANI Patna, Jun 07 (ANI): A vendor unloads an LPG cylinder from a cart as the domestic cylinder price hikes by Rs 29, in Patna on Sunday. (ANI Photo) The LPG Distributors Association of India (LDAI) has called for a day-long dharna on October 26 in Delhi New Delhi Major LPG distributors' federations have opposed a proposed protest in Delhi and an indefinite strike, favouring dialogue with state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) and the Petroleum Ministry to resolve demands for higher commissions and relief from operational and commercial pressures.
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