All-Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) staged a protest demonstration and a sit-in in front of the Multan Press Club on Tuesday against recent increase in petroleum products' prices and gas loadshedding for domestic consumers and filling stations.
In a statement released here on Tuesday, the APCNGA's spokesman said everyone knew that there was no scarcity of natural gas, but the government's policy of changing priority in gas supply had resulted in destruction of the system.
"A number of parliamentarians, with whom we met lately have assured us that they will visit our camp and raise the issue in both the houses of parliament," he said. He further said that gas loadshedding and low-pressure problems had affected life of the domestic consumers across the country.