No, an electric pressure cooker cannot be used directly on a gas stove. Electric pressure cookers are designed to be used with electricity as their power source, and they are not meant to be placed or operated directly on a gas burner.
Electric pressure cookers work by using the heating element built into the base of the cooker, which requires an electrical power supply. Placing an electric pressure cooker on a gas stove burner could damage the appliance, pose safety risks, and may not work as intended.
If you want to use a pressure cooker on a gas stove, you will need to use a traditional stovetop pressure cooker that is specifically designed for gas stoves. Stovetop pressure cookers work by utilizing the heat from the gas flame to build up pressure inside the cooker and cook the food. They usually have a different design than electric pressure cookers and come with special safety features to handle the direct heat from the gas burner.
In summary, always use appliances according to their manufacturer's instructions and design. An electric pressure cooker should only be used with electricity as its power source, and if you wish to use a pressure cooker on a gas stove, make sure to use a stovetop pressure cooker that is suitable for gas cooking.