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Reliance should supply gas shortfall at old rates: Dasgupta
CPI leader Gurudas Dasgupta on Monday demanded that the government should "insist" that Reliance Industries Limited should supply the shortfall in gas production at the old rates. Claiming that the Petroleum Ministry has "revised its earlier stand", he said it "has now circulated a Cabinet note to the effect that RIL shouldn't get revised price on gas till the reasons for the fall in output are ascertained.
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New Delhi: CPI leader Gurudas Dasgupta on Monday demanded that the government should "insist" that Reliance Industries Limited should supply the shortfall in gas production at the old rates. Claiming that the Petroleum Ministry has "revised its earlier stand", he said it "has now circulated a Cabinet note to the effect that RIL shouldn't get revised price on gas till the reasons for the fall in output are ascertained.
"It is further learnt that the Petroleum Ministry has proposed that if it reaches the conclusion that the fall was due to geological difficulties, then they would be allowed the benefit of the price increase to RIL." In a letter to the Prime Minister, Dasgupta said Petroleum Minister M Veerappa Moily had formulated the Cabinet note "in this fashion" that has "again exposed his duplicity".
