1 day strike means crores of rupees loss for the country and once again common man is affected. people who earn there leaving on daily wages are most affected.

YES POSSIBLE

No doubt only........ in black market the cylinder would cost more than 1000rs....

already domestic cylinders are finding their way to commercial use.

no,

ofcourse,
yes

yes it`s increased the black marketing.fack connection to be
made by peoples

Gas Dealers will now create thousands of fake customers, so as to sale 1st 6 cylinders for huge profit per cylinder. Congress in Power, Rationing is back.

lots of people using lpg without registration byeing present time in black market rs. 600/- to 700/- also many people have holds more than one connection aslo business to sale lpg cylinders in black market to earn money.

Even today there is a huge black marketing in LPG cylinders. Who is doing it? The distributors of the OIL Companies and not the general public. How they are doing? By cornering large connections at regular intervals and selling these connections to the individuals at higher prices and selling LPG cyclinders to the hotels, restaurents and for commercial uses. I have not come across any incidence of an individual consumer is doing black marketing. There is a proverb " Ghar ka chor ko Eswar be nahi pakad sakthe". Distributors are looting under the nose of OIL companies. Do you think OIL companies are not aware? Noway.

Yes, the government`s policy is flawed.Basically the black marketing is rather more, than subsidy by the retailers. Without capping this drain on exchequer, capping the subsidized cylinders provide more room for black marketing and windfall gain to retailers.The best method is to remove all taxes on gas and allow the consumer to take the benefits of competition.

yes

yes it will lead to more black marketing

yes, chances are more now

yes cap on subsidised LPG cylinders will lead to tremendous black marketing as every house hold will need additional cylinders to run their kitchen