Pune Police Commissioner Issues Stern Warning on Illegal LPG Transfers
In a significant development, Pimpri Chinchwad Commissioner of Police (CP) Vinoy Kumar Choubey delivered a strong warning on Thursday, emphasizing that stringent legal action will be taken against individuals involved in the illegal transfer of LPG from domestic cylinders to commercial ones. This cautionary statement comes at a critical time, as ongoing distribution curbs on commercial LPG have been implemented in response to the escalating West Asia conflict.
Enhanced Police Vigilance Across Jurisdiction
To combat this illicit activity and prevent potential shortages of domestic cylinders, all police stations and crime branches under the Pimpri Chinchwad Police Commissionerate have been directed to maintain a heightened state of vigilance. Authorities are actively monitoring for any signs of unauthorized LPG transfers, aiming to safeguard the supply chain and ensure fair access to essential resources for residents.
Public Cooperation Encouraged Through Helplines
The Pimpri Chinchwad police have made a public appeal, urging citizens to report any instances of illegal LPG transfer activities they encounter. Residents can contact the control room via the dedicated numbers 020-27352600/500 or 9529691966, or utilize the 112 helpline for immediate assistance. This collaborative effort between law enforcement and the community is crucial in curbing such practices and maintaining public safety.
The proactive measures underscore the police's commitment to addressing resource-related crimes amid broader geopolitical tensions, ensuring that local needs are met without disruption.
