The corporation increased the import of LP gas by making the elections central
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 25 February 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Ayal Nigam has significantly increased the import of LP gas by mediating the upcoming elections. The corporation has said that it is importing more gas in view of the election. Chandika Prasad Bhatta, executive director of the corporation informed that the highest gas load of this year was yesterday.
According to him, the largest amount of gas has been loaded towards Nepal from the Indian Oil Corporation this year. According to the corporation, yesterday only 36 bullets were loaded from Barauni depot, 36 from Mathura, 40 from Paradip, 24 from Durgapur and 2 bullets from Haldia, a total of 138 bullets were loaded. According to the corporation, this quantity is equal to 1 lakh 73 thousand 800 cylinders.
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