Haryana government issued advisory saying there is no shortage of essential commodities in the state after rumours of hoarding of food items, petrol, diesel, fodder and other items of daily need

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Keeping in mind the tense situation in the country, the Haryana government has issued an advisory. The government said that strict action will be taken against those hoarding and black marketing essential commodities. Along with this, instructions have been issued to DC and DFSC to maintain smooth supply and distribution of essential commodities in the state.

Along with this, instructions have been given to the officials to keep a strict vigil, so that there is no hoarding and black marketing of goods in the name of war. The Haryana government said that there is no need for citizens to panic. There is no shortage of essential commodities in the state.

Strictness on rumors related to hoarding
In fact, the Haryana government has taken cognizance of the rumors related to hoarding of food items, petrol, diesel, fodder and other daily necessities amid the ongoing tension with Pakistan and has issued strict instructions. The government has directed to take strict action under control orders if required.

Orders to ensure supply
The Haryana government has given orders to ensure the supply of food items, petrol, diesel, fodder and other daily necessities. In this regard, orders have been issued to all Deputy Commissioners and District Food and Supply Controllers. A government spokesperson said that these orders have been issued after rumours of hoarding of food items, petrol, diesel, fodder and other items of daily need.

No shortage of essential commodities
He said that there is no shortage of essential commodities in the state. The spokesperson said that all petroleum dealers have been advised to keep maximum stock of petrol products and coordinate with the district level coordinator of the oil industry.