Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) has maintained uninterrupted nationwide supply of fuel and LPG, underscoring operational resilience amid evolving global conditions. On April 4, the company sold 38,986 KL (over 3.8 crorelitres) of petrol and 69,357 KL (over 6.9 crorelitres) of diesel, serving more than 1.94 crore customers. To support distribution, 9,951 tankers were dispatched to retail outlets, ensuring timely deliveries across regions.
In the LPG segment, HPCL delivered 14.4 lakh cylinders, maintaining normal supply levels. It also supplied 31,786 units of 5 kg and 2,383 units of 2 kg free trade LPG cylinders. The company said domestic LPG availability remains stable and under close monitoring despite ongoing geopolitical developments, with LPG distribution continuing as a top operational priority.
HPCL reported that nearly 94% of LPG refill bookings are being made through digital platforms such as IVRS, SMS, missed call, HP PAY, and WhatsApp. Deliveries are secured through DAC/OTP-based authentication. Customer support remains active via social media, web portal, toll-free number (1800-2333-555), and myhpgas.in.
To curb malpractices, HPCL conducted over 4,028 inspections between March 14 and April 4, taking action against 53 distributors, including suspension of 20 distributorships. Around 653 raids were carried out, 40 FIRs registered, and over 3,163 cylinders seized in coordination with other oil marketing companies and state governments.
In Guwahati, fuel and LPG supplies remain steady with no disruption reported. Dealers indicated normal demand trends and timely replenishment, while high adoption of digital booking systems has improved delivery efficiency and transparency in the region.
