Quick Reply: A new gas connection is tracked with three numbers — your reference or registration number from the application, the 17-digit LPG ID created at booking, and the SV number on the subscription voucher issued at delivery. Indane tracks at cx.indianoil.in, Bharatgas at bharatpetroleum.in/bharatgas, HP Gas at hindustanpetroleum.com/pages/HP-Gas, and Ujjwala cases at pmuy.gov.in. If KYC or release stalls for weeks, an RTI to the oil company works.
Last reviewed: 26 August 2026. All portal addresses above verified live from India in August 2026.
With any one of these, the company's system can say exactly where the file is — which is why “come next week” from a counter is never an acceptable answer.
Each of these is a status field in the company's system. An RTI makes them print it.
To, The Chief Public Information Officer, Indian Oil / BPCL / HPCL, [regional or divisional office] Subject: Information under §6(1), RTI Act 2005 — LPG ID ____ / Ref. no. ____ Please provide: 1. Date of my new-connection application and its present stage, with dates of each stage. 2. Reason recorded for any delay in KYC verification or release. 3. Distributor allotted to me, and the date the request was forwarded to it. 4. For a PMUY application: the eligibility verification result and the officer who recorded it. 5. Security deposit paid, against which items, and the subsidy-seeding status of my LPG ID. ₹10 IPO enclosed. [Name, address, signature, date]
The oil marketing companies are central public authorities, so the 30-day statutory clock applies — and a copy of the RTI reply taken to the distributor changes the conversation completely.
1. **Distributor in writing** — note the date and the person spoken to. 2. **Company customer cell** — each company runs an area office and a formal complaint channel; quote your reference number. 3. **CPGRAMS** — a grievance to the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas on [[https://pgportal.gov.in|pgportal.gov.in]] carries the 21-day norm. 4. **RTI** as drafted — the file-level answer. 5. **Consumer commission** for a quantified loss — deposits wrongly held, refill charges overcharged.
Real example. Kashvi Pathak's neighbour in Hubballi paid a distributor's “expedite” amount and still waited two months. One RTI to the oil company's regional CPIO — asking for the date her file reached the distributor and the reason recorded for delay — produced a reply showing the distributor had never completed address verification. The connection was released the following week, deposit receipts intact.
Your reference number first, then the 17-digit LPG ID after registration, and the SV number once delivered.
At cx.indianoil.in — the live Indian Oil customer portal. indane.co.in no longer works.
No. Deposits are fixed; speed money is illegal and a CPGRAMS complaint names it.
On pmuy.gov.in, or through the same distributor tracking with your PMUY reference.
Start with your bank's Aadhaar mapping, then the company portal's seeding status; the RTI above covers both ends.