BENGALURU, April 7 -- The Karnataka government will hold a high-level meeting on April 10 to address the ongoing shortage and price disparity of auto LPG, which has disrupted autorickshaw services across Bengaluru and other parts of the state.

Food, civil supplies and consumer affairs Minister KH Muniyappa said on Monday that the meeting would bring together private suppliers, central government officials, Indian Oil Corporation coordinators, police and senior state authorities to find a resolution.

The shortage has led to long queues outside fuel stations, particularly at outlets run by public sector companies, as drivers avoid higher-priced private pumps. According to driver's associations, PSU-operated stations are selling auto LPG a...