HYDERABAD: Tough days are ahead for LPG customers as a large number of delivery boys go with an indefinite strike demanding more commission from agencies, affecting delivery of cylinders over the city.
You will find roughly 500 delivery boys within the city employed with 450-odd gas agencies. All of them will get an income of Rs 8,000 to Rs 10,000, however, many agencies outlay cash commission close to Rs 10 per cylinder, rather than monthly salaries. "They accustomed to enjoy hoarding subsidised cylinders and offer all of them with a margin with a minimum of Rs 150 to Rs 200 prior to the Aadhaar linked system arrived to style," a gas dealer stated. The cylinders were available just for Rs 412, but just in case of cancellation associated with a booking and slow follow-ups by clients, some delivery boys would sell them on view market keeping a margin of Rs 150 to Rs 200. The clients aren't prepared to take such cylinders because the cylinder cost went as much as around Rs 1,000 formally.
"On several occasions, I required cylinders from your delivery boy after having to pay him Rs 600 rather than actual rate of Rs 412. Whenever I desired extra cylinder, I did previously do that, now he can't supply as there's a cap on subsidy cylinders too,Inch L Mahalakshmi , a hostel owner stated.
But following the Aadhar linked system started to become implemented, gas delivery boys rapidly created a union and therefore are demanding more commission from agencies and tips from clients, a company official stated.
Gas agencies stated they earn a commission of Rs 35 per cylinder in the oil companies and aren't capable of pay more to delivery boys. "Delivery boys are demanding around 10% commission for every cylinder, which when we adhere to brings lower curtains on the business," Ashok Kumar, leader from the Gas Dealers' Association, stated.
Civil supplies minister D Sridhar Babu stated though Aadhaar-based delivery guarantees transparency, system-related troubles are still on and should be resolved. Gas sellers stated they'd straighten out the issues through discussions. However, many clients stated they're getting a harrowing time as shipping are becoming postponed, with demands being switched lower or just being requested to hold back for days.
"I acquired lucky once the agency requested me in the future and get it. I drove lower and also got the cylinders, however, many other medication is suffering. I saw lengthy queues before some gas agencies," stated R Keshav, a homeowner of Masab tank area.
You will find roughly 500 delivery boys within the city employed with 450-odd gas agencies. All of them will get an income of Rs 8,000 to Rs 10,000, however, many agencies outlay cash commission close to Rs 10 per cylinder, rather than monthly salaries. "They accustomed to enjoy hoarding subsidised cylinders and offer all of them with a margin with a minimum of Rs 150 to Rs 200 prior to the Aadhaar linked system arrived to style," a gas dealer stated. The cylinders were available just for Rs 412, but just in case of cancellation associated with a booking and slow follow-ups by clients, some delivery boys would sell them on view market keeping a margin of Rs 150 to Rs 200. The clients aren't prepared to take such cylinders because the cylinder cost went as much as around Rs 1,000 formally.
"On several occasions, I required cylinders from your delivery boy after having to pay him Rs 600 rather than actual rate of Rs 412. Whenever I desired extra cylinder, I did previously do that, now he can't supply as there's a cap on subsidy cylinders too,Inch L Mahalakshmi , a hostel owner stated.
But following the Aadhar linked system started to become implemented, gas delivery boys rapidly created a union and therefore are demanding more commission from agencies and tips from clients, a company official stated.
Gas agencies stated they earn a commission of Rs 35 per cylinder in the oil companies and aren't capable of pay more to delivery boys. "Delivery boys are demanding around 10% commission for every cylinder, which when we adhere to brings lower curtains on the business," Ashok Kumar, leader from the Gas Dealers' Association, stated.
Civil supplies minister D Sridhar Babu stated though Aadhaar-based delivery guarantees transparency, system-related troubles are still on and should be resolved. Gas sellers stated they'd straighten out the issues through discussions. However, many clients stated they're getting a harrowing time as shipping are becoming postponed, with demands being switched lower or just being requested to hold back for days.
"I acquired lucky once the agency requested me in the future and get it. I drove lower and also got the cylinders, however, many other medication is suffering. I saw lengthy queues before some gas agencies," stated R Keshav, a homeowner of Masab tank area.
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