India, March 12 -- justify;">Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday alleged that India is facing a severe shortage of LPG and criticised the Centre's foreign policy approach, claiming the situation could lead to widespread economic disruption and job losses.

Addressing a press conference, the chief of the Aam Aadmi Party said supply disruptions were affecting restaurants, hotels and industries that depend on LPG for operations. He warned that the crisis could push nearly one crore people towards unemployment if supplies do not stabilise soon.

"At this moment the country is going through a very serious crisis. Across the country there is a massive shortage of LPG gas used in households, restaurants and industries," Kejriwal said.

He claimed India...