The Indian Oil Corporation has proved time and again that it is one of the best oil companies in the country through its distribution network for LPG cylinders in rural and urban India.
The company takes customer service very seriously and has outlined a number of ways through which customers can have their grievances addressed. Customers of LPG connections in India are bound to have complaints about either their distributors, the quality of services provided, etc. because of the sheer number of connections that have to be actively managed in the country with the second largest population on Earth.
Urgent complaints such as LPG leakages from the cylinder, pressure regulator, or ISI certified pipe and stove must be communicated to the company immediately. There is nothing more important than calling or visiting the LPG distributor as soon as a gas leak is noticed.
First, turn off the gas from the cylinder itself. If this is not possible, and the cylinder is damaged or leaking, open all windows and doors and ensure maximum ventilation in the affected area. Keep a fire extinguisher and bucket of water on standby and call the police.
Evacuate your household and take only what is necessary, as a leaking LPG cylinder has claimed many lives in the past.
Call the Indane Gas special emergency line at 1906 - it's a special ESC number and an executive will immediately answer the call and take your details. A team will be sent from the distributorship to your registered address to handle the situation in a professional manner.
Indane and all other LPG companies take these complaints very seriously and investigations are launched into finding how and why the cylinder or equipment was leaking.
Consumers who have any complaints against Indane Gas distributors or the equipment they've received can approach Indane in many ways, listed as under:
Customers residing in Bangalore, Mumbai, and Delhi have the option to walk into an official Indane Gas customer service office, which has been created and managed for the sole purpose of resolving customer complaints. The addresses for these centres are:
Delhi: Indane Oil Corporation Corporate Office, 3079/3, JB Tito Marg, Sadiq Nagar, New Delhi – 110049 Telephone: 26260000 | Mumbai: Indane Area Office, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. 1st Floor, 254-C, Dr. Annie Besant Road Worli Colony, Mumbai – 400030 Telephone: 022-24814170 | Bangalore: Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Indane Area Office, 4th Floor Unity Building, JCW Road, Bangalore – 560002 Telephone: 080-22130421 |
The addresses given above are for offices that exist for the sole purpose of addressing grievances, but you can walk into your distributor's office at any time and register any complaint. The process for the same will be communicated to you at the time of your visit. However, if you wish to lodge a complaint against the distributor, the online or phone method are preferred.
Customer residing all over India can call the toll-free customer service number at 1800-2333-555. This isn't a run of the mill customer care service either, as the company boasts minimal wait times and maximum cases resolved in the shortest possible time with the most possible attention. Calls are answered by service agents directly from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and an IVRS system routes calls based on urgency and subject from 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Customer service agents have been trained to communicate with customers and resolve complaints in these languages - English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Bengali, Tamil, Assamese, Kannada, Malayalam, and Telugu. An emergency services number also exists which is a central ESC number - 1906. It should be noted that the central ESC number is only for registering urgent complaints of gas leakage.
The Indane Gas website has state of the art features that enable complaints to be registered instantly. All you have to do is log on to the site at www.indane.co.in and log in to your account using your credentials. Once that is done, navigate to the 'Register a complaint' section and use the online guide to choose the nature of complaint or grievance and log it in their system. The company will reach out to you at the earliest with instructions on the next step to be taken in order to resolve your query, or with a direct resolution as the case may be.
Alternatively, you can log on to https://spandan.indianoil.co.in/DBTLGrievance/ and fill out short form which logs a complaint without you having to log in to your account using credentials. You simply need to enter your State, District, Distributor, Consumer No. (which can be found in your DGCC booklet) or your LPG ID and then select "COMPLAINT", "QUERY", "SUGGESTION", or "COMPLIMENT". After this, select whether it is a PAHAL (DBTL) related complaint and hit 'Submit'.
Whether you are an Indane customer or not, if you have a question, suggestion, or complaint, you can write to Indane by following the steps listed below:
If Indane has taken a longer time than usual to respond to your complaint/query/suggestion/compliment about their product, services and distributorships, you can trace the complaint online and check its status.
You can also get various details related to your gas connections via SMS. Give in the table below is the message and the format in which you will send it to get the relevant information:
Detail | Message format |
To receive LPG ID | LPGID to 8130792899 |
Status of seeding | DBTLSTATUS to 8130792899 |
Check the current status of quota subsidised cylinders consumed | LPGQUOTA to 8130792899 |
Check the details of subsidy of gas cylinder | SUBSIDY to 8130792899 |
If you wish to give up your subsidy of gas cylinder | GIVEITUP to 8130792899 |
Registered Office | Corporate Office |
IndianOil Bhavan G-9, Ali Yavar Jung Marg, Bandra (East), Mumbai -400 051. | 3079/3, Sadiq Nagar, J B Tito Marg, New Delhi - 110 049 |
If you require any assistance, you can reach Indane at 1800-2333-555.
If there is an LPG leakage, you can reach out to Indane by dialling 1906.
Yes, you can register an Indane gas complaint online.
You can register a complaint by visiting https://cx.indianoil.in/EPICIOCL/faces/GrievanceMainPage.jspx.
Yes, once every two years, a safety assessment of domestic installations should be performed by a trained mechanic.
To get your LPG cylinder replaced, you will have to file a complaint. Every damaged LPG cylinder has to undergo a hot repair. If an LPG cylinder is damaged after one hot repair, it will be discarded.
You can reach out to your nearest Indane Area Office to buy bulk LPG.
No, you can purchase a Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) approved hot plate from any retailer of your choice.
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