Domestic and commercial LPG cylinders across the country saw a hike of Rs 50 and Rs 350.5 per unit, respectively, effective from March 1.
Several groups in the city have expressed concerns about their businesses being affected due to the price hike.
P C Rao, president, Bruhat Bangalore Hotels Association (BBHA), said that the hike in commercial gas prices is “very abnormal and comes as a big blow to the hotel industry”.
He plans on meeting Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri along with BBHA members to present their demands.
