'Shri Ram Ke Paas Bhi Cylinder Nahi Hai': Ashneer Grover Reacts To LPG Shortage At Gurugram School
The government, however, has consistently maintained that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, kerosene or LPG i n the country. Speaking in Parliament today, Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said: "The world has not faced a moment like this in modern energy history...India's crude supply position is secure, and the volume secured exceeds what the Hormuz would have delivered."
'Shri Ram ke paas bhi cylinder nahi hai'Amid this, Ashneer Grover - the former Shark Tank India judge and entrepreneur - shared a screenshot of an email from the Shri Ram School in Delhi-NCR, which Ashneer described as one of India's best schools, struggling with the non-availability of LPG cylinders for its caterer
Calling it an "irony," he shared the snapshot of the email, which reads:“Dear Parent, Namaste! This is to bring to your urgent attention that our caterer has informed us that he is unable to procure the required quantity of LPG to run the school's lunch and snacks programmes because of the shortage due to the ongoing West Asian war."
“Ok - shortage must be real! Irony: Shri Ram ke paas bhi cylinder nahi hai,” the former judge of the reality TV show Shark Tank said in the tweet.
Also Read | LPG Shortage News LIVE: India has sufficient gas production, says Hardeep PuriA screenshot of the email revealed that the school had asked parents to make alternate arrangements from next week. According to the message, the school's caterer had only two days' worth of stock left, and it remained uncertain whether the caterer would be able to procure an LPG cylinder in time.
The Shri Ram School, a Gurugram-based educational institution with a branch in Delhi, is attended by the children of Ashneer Grover. Grover and his wife, Madhuri Jain Grover, have two children - a son and a daughter.
Also Read | UP man's viral math on LPG delivery worker's income leaves internet divided Centre asks states to monitor LPG supplyThe Centre has advised states and Union territories to closely monitor LPG supplies on a daily basis and take strict action against any violations. Authorities have also been asked to curb rumour-mongering and maintain law and order amid speculation that the ongoing conflict in West Asia could disrupt cylinder supplies.
Also Read | Bengaluru restaurant shuts temporarily amid LPG shortage, owner's post is viralThe advisory comes as concerns grow over the availability of LPG in several regions. Meanwhile, induction cooktops have quickly gone out of stock on several online platforms as consumers look for alternative cooking options amid the uncertainty.
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