📌 Why You Need to Surrender LPG After Getting PNG
✔ Tell them you have obtained a PNG connection and want to surrender your LPG connection.📍 You can also call the distributor’s customer care number if available.2. Submit a Written Request✔ Submit a written surrender request including your name, LPG customer ID, and PNG connection details.
✔ Include any unused or empty cylinders if you have them.Some distributors may allow online surrender requests through their LPG customer portal (Indane/HP Gas/Bharat Gas). It’s helpful to check the official app/website of your LPG provider.3. Return Cylinders & Accessories✔ Hand over any empty or unused LPG cylinders and regulators to the distributor.
✔ Returning cylinders is important from both safety and policy compliance perspectives.Empty cylinders still contain vapors and are considered safety hazards if left unused at home.4. Get Your Safe‑Custody / Termination Voucher✔ After surrendering, the distributor will issue you a Safe Custody Voucher or Termination Voucher (TV).
✔ This voucher acts as proof of surrender and shows any security deposit refund entitlement you have.This voucher can often be used to reactivate an LPG connection in the future at any location nationwide against the same deposit amount (subject to terms of the oil company).5. Refund of Security Deposit✔ Once surrendered, you’ll receive the refund of your LPG security deposit (if applicable); this may be credited through bank transfer or as per the distributor’s process.🗓 Timeframe to Complete SurrenderMost gas suppliers expect surrender within 60 days of PNG supply activation. If you delay beyond this, some suppliers may have the right to disconnect your PNG connection until you comply.🧠 Extra Tips
- Keep copies of all forms and vouchers you receive.
- If your distributor is unresponsive, you can escalate to the oil company’s customer care or local gas authority.
- If you still want to keep an LPG connection (e.g., for use in another dry location, but not for subsidy), speak to your distributor about converting it to a non‑subsidized LPG connection. Some companies permit this under specific rules, but many require surrender for PNG holders.