Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Assures No Sugar Shortage, Details State Stock Availability
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Times of IndiaUttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath assures no sugar shortage, details state stock availability
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated there is no sugar shortage in the state. He assured consumers that ample sugar stocks are currently available with mills. Mills have sold significant quantities, which remain in the open market. Officials are directed to monitor stocks and take action against hoarding. Sugarcane cultivation is projected to increase for future production.
Uttar Pradesh: CM Yogi Reviews Sugar Availability, Directs Strict Action Against Hoarding and Black-marketing
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed the availability of sugar stocks in the state and directed officials to take strict action against those involved in hoarding and black-marketing of sugar, according to the Uttar Pradesh government. India News | Uttar Pradesh: CM Yogi Reviews Sugar Availability, Directs Strict Action Against Hoarding and Black-marketing.
CM Yogi has directed officials to ensure adequate availability of sugar in the state and prevent black marketing and overpricing. He has directed legal action under the ESMA against dealers who stockpile more than 400 tons or store sugar for more than 30 days.
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed the availability of sugar stock in the state and directed the officials to take strict action against those involved in hoarding and black marketing of sugar. According to the Uttar Pradesh government, the Chief Minister stressed on ensuring adequate availability of sugar in the market. According to the state government, a total stock of 179.38 lakh quintals of sugar is currently ava…
In Bareilly, the impact of inflation on the sweetness of sugar has begun to be felt. In just five days, the price of sugar has risen by ₹15 per kg. Sugar, which was selling for ₹50 per kg a few days ago, has now reached ₹65 per kg. The sudden price increase has worried both ordinary people and shopkeepers. The Yogi government has become alert to the possibility of black marketing and hoarding amid the price surge. Following a video conference wi…
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