Protest: CNG association warns of station closure from June 6

APCNG wants government to take back the hike in CNG price and new tax imposed in the budget.


Web Desk June 02, 2012

KARACHI: All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNG) announced shutting down all CNG stations across the country from June 6 in protest against the rise in tax in the new budget, reported Express News on Saturday.

APCNG chairman Ghayas Paracha has claimed that the LPG “mafia” is trying to bring down the CNG business by initiating false allegations. He said that they are claiming that the CNG stations are using up most of the gas of the country which is not true.

The members of APCNG held protests in Karachi and warned that the protests will continue till the CNG price hike and the new tax imposed in the budget are taken back.

They also warned of blocking the Karachi-Hyderabad highway in protest.

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