LPG connection has become expensive, now not 1450, will have to pay Rs 2200

If you are also thinking of getting a new gas connection, then you will be shocked to hear this news. Petroleum companies have further increased the price of new domestic gas connections. Earlier, Rs 1450 had to be paid for cylinder connection, but now for this you will have to pay Rs 750 more, that is, in total you will have to pay Rs 2200. On behalf of petroleum companies, the connection of 14.2 kg gas cylinder has been increased by Rs 750 per cylinder. On the other hand, if you take a connection of two cylinders, then you will have to pay 1500 rupees. That is, you will have to pay 4400 rupees for this. Earlier, Rs 2900 had to be paid for this, but now this change by the companies will be effective from June 16.

Now you have to pay so much for the connection

Now you will have to spend 250 rupees instead of 150 for the regulator also. According to information received from Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum, the price of 5 kg cylinder has been increased from 800 to 1150. You will also have to pay Rs 25 separately for passbook and Rs 150 for pipe. Accordingly, for the first time gas cylinder connection and first cylinder will have to pay Rs 3690. In this also you will have to spend separately for the stove.

Shock to the people of Ujjwala scheme

The customers of Prime Minister’s Ujjwala Yojana have also been shocked by the new rates. If these customers double the cylinder on their connection, then the increased security amount for the second cylinder will have to be paid. However, if someone gets a new connection under the Ujjwala scheme, then the cylinder amount will have to be given as before. At the same time, you will have to pay separately for the stove. People are worried about the cost of connection amidst the ever-increasing prices of LPG.