Warangal, May 10, (way2newstv.com):
Cooking gas subsidy is not getting to some of the consumers.Subsidy is not deposited in some accounts if the gas cylinder is booked.There are allegations of avoiding the fact that the gas agencies do not relate to the matter. There are unaccounted answers to go to Mumbai and headline. If the Citizens Department is contacting the same, the agency is trying to answer the issue. Overall, consumers are financially damaged. The average number of gas connections in the state are around 5 lakhs and 10 lakhs per capita on average. They are struggling with a 25 percent to 40 percent of the subsidized benefits. About Rs. 4 to 10 crore is not deposited in each district. This year, Rs. Hundreds of crores are not credited. Most of the districts in the state are HP, Indien and Bharat Gas Oil Companies. Consuming subsidy to accounts online, consumers are losing financially as they do not have a subsidy in accounts. Gas Agencies, Sales Officers and Citizenship Officers have been accused of failing to complain about complaints.
UNGETTABLE GAS SUBSIDY
Many consumers allege that the representatives of the agency are escaped by saying that there are no accounts for Aadhaar and you have accounts in two to three banks. Some agencies have claimed that they will be in hold in their accounts in subsidized banks. Before the price of gas before 2012, oil companies raised the price of the subsidy. After the gas book, the discounted cash will be deposited in the customer's account after the delivery. The issue of subsidy for a year has been a problem since September 2016. Within a week after the gas delivery, the subsidy will go. Every time booked, the situation is getting worse by consumers. The lack of clear monitoring on subsidies has led to criticism when it comes to the burden of interim prices on the gas cylinder for domestic use. Prior to the implementation of the subsidy system, the price of Rs. Considering the need for gas, consumers are going to have the same amount of subsidy as the same deposit.
