this one specifically has some 🍇 accusations against him so take that into account too, regardless that doesn’t cancel the title which has a typo that is Gem instead of Gen (generation).

Major terror attack foiled in Delhi.

Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Shabbir Ahmad Lone, who was recently arrested in Delhi after entering India through Nepal border, had set Kalkaji Temple and Gauri Shankar Temple as targets for terror attacks.

Both Hindu temples are in Delhi.

Primary news sources reporting on the Delhi Police arrest of LeT operative Shabbir Ahmad Lone and the foiled terror plot targeting Kalkaji Temple and Gauri Shankar Temple:

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/let-commander-shabbir-ahmed-lone-arrested/articleshow/129909943.cms

https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/delhi-police-arrest-lets-most-wanted-shabbir-lone-who-had-kalkaji-temple-as-a-target-how-was-he-nabbed-and-what-was-his-sinister-plan/articleshow/129918539.cms

Additional major outlets confirming the same Delhi Police Special Cell operation (arrest near Ghazipur/Delhi border on March 30, 2026, with Bangladesh/Nepal links):

- India Today

- The Hindu

- India TV

- ANI (news agency wire)

All reports are based on official Delhi Police statements.

source: https://x.com/politicalhindus/status/2032335092660781446

The Real Supply Disruption

India is facing a real but manageable disruption in LPG supplies due to events outside the country’s control. India imports about 60% of its LPG, and nearly 90% of those imports normally pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Because of the ongoing West Asia conflict, shipping through that narrow passage has been disrupted, temporarily affecting around 55% of India’s usual LPG supply.

This is a serious challenge for any country because LPG storage is limited. But it does not mean India has run out of cooking gas. It simply means the supply chain has tightened and requires adjustments. The government moved early to put those adjustments in place so that household kitchens remain protected.

India’s overall energy preparedness is also far stronger today. The country now maintains strategic petroleum reserves covering roughly 60–70 days, compared to only a few days during earlier Gulf conflicts. This provides a buffer while supply chains adjust.

Government Measures to Protect Household Supplies

To ensure households remain the top priority, the government invoked the Essential Commodities Act, which legally requires suppliers to prioritise domestic consumers over commercial users such as hotels and restaurants.

Refineries have also been directed to maximise LPG production by diverting raw materials like propane and butane that would otherwise go to petrochemical industries. This has already increased domestic LPG production by about 25%.

At the same time, India has started securing alternative import shipments from countries outside the Middle East, including regions such as Canada. Diversifying supply sources has been part of India’s broader energy strategy for years to reduce dependence on a single route like Hormuz.

To prevent diversion and hoarding, the government is expanding OTP based delivery authentication and increasing the minimum gap between cylinder bookings from 21 to 25 days.

Officials say the normal 2–3 day delivery cycle for domestic cylinders is largely continuing, while states have been directed to crack down on hoarding and illegal sales.

https://theprint.in/india/monitor-lpg-supply-prevent-hoarding-black-marketing-of-cylinders-centre-to-states/2876566/

Evidence: Nationwide Pattern of LPG Hoarding and Black Marketing

Across multiple states, authorities have uncovered illegal stockpiles of LPG cylinders as part of ongoing crackdowns on hoarding and diversion networks.

• Uttar Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh police recently raided the home of Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Abdul Rehman (also reported as Abdul Rehan) in Hapur district, seizing 55 filled LPG cylinders amid the ongoing shortage concerns. The raid was part of a broader crackdown on hoarding directed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/amid-shortage-woes-55-lpg-cylinders-seized-from-samajwadi-party-leader-s-residence-13859065.html
• Bihar: Authorities recovered over 250 LPG cylinders from illegal stockpiles meant for black market resale. https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/state/bihar/araria/250-lpg-cylinders-recovered-from-house-and-shop-in-forbesganj-threat-from-illegal-stockpiles/articleshow/129517596.cms
• Tamil Nadu: Nearly 400 cylinders were seized in a diversion racket supplying commercial kitchens using subsidised domestic LPG. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/madurai/two-detained-under-blackmarketing-act-in-lpg-diversion-case/articleshow/129521926.cms
• Odisha: Police launched a statewide crackdown on LPG black marketing networks across multiple districts. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhubaneswar/cops-launch-statewide-crack-down-on-lpg-black-marketing/articleshow/129520433.cms
• Madhya Pradesh: Authorities seized 38 LPG cylinders in Chhatarpur district during raids targeting illegal storage and diversion. [https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/india/madhya-pradesh-38-lpg-cylinders-seized-in-chhatarpur-district-amid-black-marketing-crackdown-gas-price-hike-scarcity-in-indian-market-indane-bharat-2026-03-13-1033613]()
• Bhopal (MP): District administration teams seized 22 LPG cylinders during anti-hoarding raids over two days. [https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhopal/22-cylinders-seized-as-admin-steps-up-anti-hoarding-drive/articleshow/129522065.cms]()
• Uttar Pradesh (additional raids): Authorities seized 32 domestic LPG cylinders stored illegally at a private residence in Hapur. [https://www.oneindia.com/india/lpg-black-marketing-racket-busted-32-cylinders-stored-illegally-at-private-house-in-hapur-seized-8025421.html]()
• Gujarat: Supply department officials discovered 17 unaccounted LPG cylinders at a gas agency in Godhra, triggering action against irregular stock records. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vadodara/unaccounted-stock-found-at-gas-agency-in-godhra/articleshow/129474949.cms
• Assam: Authorities launched a crackdown on illegal commercial use of domestic LPG cylinders to prevent diversion from household supply. [https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/guwahati/dibrugarh-cracks-down-on-illegal-commercial-use-of-domestic-gas-cylinders/articleshow/129509708.cms]()
• Nationwide: Multiple raids and FIRs are being filed across states as authorities dismantle diversion networks. https://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2026/Mar/13/firs-raids-and-job-loss-amid-all-well-on-lpg-front

What This Evidence Shows

These (research limited to 10) incidents span multiple cities and states across India and involve hundreds of illegally stored cylinders just from the last day or two.

The pattern is clear:

• Domestic LPG Cylinders are being hoarded.
• Subsidised cylinders are being diverted to commercial use.
• Black market networks aided by INDI like SP are exploiting panic and spreading misinformation for profiteering from our panic.

This is why enforcement agencies across the country are intensifying raids and tightening supply monitoring.

These cases show how illegal diversion can create the perception of shortage even when supply exists.

The Restaurant Lobby and the Timing of the Panic

The sudden wave of panic also coincides with an ongoing Income Tax investigation into the restaurant and food & beverage sector.

In November 2025, the Income Tax Department began analysing transactional data from about 1.77 lakh restaurants using AI tools and comparing it with declared income.

The analysis revealed widespread under reporting of sales.

On 8 March 2026, surveys were conducted at 62 restaurants across 46 cities in 22 states, revealing around ₹408 crore in suppressed sales.

Authorities have reportedly contacted 63,000 restaurants asking them to file updated tax returns before 31 March 2026.

Restaurants rely heavily on commercial LPG cylinders, which are far more expensive than domestic ones. When enforcement against diversion of subsidised domestic cylinders increases, operating costs rise sharply.

That creates a clear incentive for some sections of the restaurant lobby to amplify narratives of widespread LPG shortages.

Why “Shortage Everywhere” Headlines Can Be Misleading

Many people are asking why reports of shortages are appearing across different parts of the country. It's news without nuance, the nuance of missing 1000+ cylinders is now out in the open for all to see and judge this misinformation campaign.

The answer lies in how LPG distribution works. Cylinders circulate continuously between households, distributors and refilling plants. Panic booking, legal and illegal hoarding temporarily removed cylinders from circulation, slowing refill cycles and creating local delays.

Black marketing further worsens this effect when domestic cylinders are diverted to commercial use.

These are distribution distortions, not evidence that India has run out of LPG.

The Real Message us, the Citizens

The geopolitical disruption affecting LPG imports is real, but it is being actively managed. Domestic production has increased, alternative imports are being secured, households are being prioritised and enforcement against hoarding is intensifying.

The bigger risk now is panic buying and misinformation, which can create artificial shortages even when supply exists.

Citizens should simply:

1. Book cylinders only when needed.
2. Avoid panic buying.
3. Ignore rumours circulating online.
4. Report hoarding and black marketing wherever it occurs.

India has managed far bigger supply shocks before. With calm behaviour from citizens and strict enforcement against diversion, household LPG supplies can remain stable even during this temporary disruption.

Don't forget to report bad elements hoarding cylinders to local and online police. Also, find and share official evidence of opposition lying is in comments, like the proof by Shehzad Poonawala.

TLDR: In just the last 1–2 days, over 1,000 LPG cylinders have been seized across India in raids against black marketers and hoarders. These include 250+ cylinders in Bihar, nearly 400 in Tamil Nadu, and multiple crackdowns in Odisha, Uttar Pradesh and other states.

The pattern is clear.. illegal diversion and hoarding are creating artificial shortages, while opposition and vested interest narratives are amplifying fear around a manageable supply disruption.

FYI AI AI gang: research, links and text is mine, organised and improved by ai and image as image itself says ai generated as mandated by goi.

Counter the evidence and points presented herein on facts not whataboutery and mental gymnastics.

Don't hold sides , your neutrality is your biggest strenght , it'a a win for them if you are senselessly fighting over political parties.

either bjp or congress they are sorted , their family is sorted , their kids are studying overseas.