In view of the Diwali festival, Rajasthan State Gas Limited (RSGL) has increased vigilance regarding the safety of CNG stations and gas pipelines. Rajasthan State Gas Managing Director Vinay Patni, representing the joint venture of the Rajasthan government, has issued directions to strictly follow safety standards at CNG stations operating in Kota, Neemrana, Kukas, Gwalior and Sheopur.

Managing Director Vinay Patni reviewed security arrangements for the Diwali festival through a virtual interaction with officers and personnel. He directed that consumers visiting CNG stations be made aware of safety standards and called for restricting unauthorized entry into sensitive areas such as compressors at the stations.

Toll-free number released and appeal to citizens

The company has urged common citizens to maintain adequate distance from gas pipelines while bursting firecrackers. A toll-free number 18001806135 has been issued to provide immediate information in case of gas leakage or any untypical incident.

  • DGM CNP Vivek Srivastava has been directed to conduct leak detection tests in DPNG and CNG areas.
  • Kota DGM O&M C.P. Chaudhary and Gwalior DGM Shiv Dixit briefed about the security preparations.
  • Neemrana Manager Atul Shukla spoke about ensuring 100 percent compliance with safety standards.