Fact Check: Viral Indane LPG Dealership Letter Is Fake, Says PIB Fact Check

A letter purportedly issued by LPG Vitarak Chayan is currently circulating on social media, falsely claiming to allot an Indane LPG dealership.

The letter reportedly asks recipients to deposit a registration fee of ₹31,500 to secure the allotment, raising concerns among citizens.

The claim has been thoroughly investigated by PIB Fact Check, which has categorically labelled the letter as fake.

A letter purportedly issued by LPG Vitarak Chayan is being circulated on social media, claiming allotment of an Indane LPG dealership and seeking a registration fee of ₹31,500.#PIBFactCheck

❌ This letter is #FAKE and has NOT been issued by LPG Vitarak Chayan.

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— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) April 11, 2026

Officials confirmed that no such communication has been issued by LPG Vitarak Chayan and that the document is part of a scam designed to mislead people.

Authorities have also urged individuals to remain vigilant and not fall prey to such fraudulent schemes.

Citizens are strongly advised not to share personal, financial, or sensitive information with unknown sources.

Scammers often use official-looking documents and logos to create a false sense of authenticity. Such scams typically target individuals seeking business opportunities.

By promising lucrative dealership allocations, fraudsters attempt to extract money under the guise of registration or processing fees. Once the payment is made, victims often receive no further communication.

To avoid falling victim to such fraud, people should always verify information through official channels.

For any genuine updates or dealership-related announcements, individuals should refer only to the official website of LPG Vitarak Chayan.

With the increasing spread of misinformation online, it is essential to cross-check claims before taking action.

Authorities continue to monitor such fraudulent activities and also encourage the public to report suspicious messages or communications.

Remaining cautious and informed is the best defence against such scams.

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