Jagmohan Singh Raina, President of the LPG Federation Kashmir and Chairman of the All Party Sikh Coordination Committee, has said that the Valley is witnessing an unusual rush at petrol pumps and LPG gas agencies amid rumors of a possible fuel shortage. Raina said many people have been seen standing in long queues at petrol pumps and gas distribution outlets, with some even storing petrol and diesel in cans and bottles due to panic created by rumors. He also noted that domestic consumers are increasingly demanding a third LPG cylinder, despite already having the permitted two cylinders at home. According to him, this sudden rise in demand is putting additional pressure on the LPG distribution system in Kashmir. However, Raina clarified that government supplies of domestic LPG are regular and sufficient, and there is no shortage of gas in the Valley. He urged people not to panic or indulge in unnecessary hoarding of fuel and LPG cylinders. He further appealed to residents to remain calm and cooperate with authorities and distributors, specially at a time when the holy month of Ramadhan is underway and Eid-ul-Fitr is approaching, ensuring that essential supplies remain available for everyone.