The Strait of Hormuz is a vital shipping route where currently 22 Indian-flagged ships are stranded, according to the Ministry of Shipping. Among them are six LPG carriers, one LNG tanker, four crude oil tankers, one chemical products carrier, three container ships, and two bulk carriers. The total amount of LPG on these vessels is approximately 300,000 metric tons, presenting concerns over energy supply and maritime security. This situation highlights the broader geopolitical implications of the Strait of Hormuz, as it is a crucial passage for global oil and gas transportation. The congestion in this strategic strait could further elevate tensions in the region and impact global markets, making it a crucial point of interest for not just India but various international stakeholders.