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Haryana takes steps to check hoarding of essential items

Category :India Sub Category :National,Business
2009-08-12 00:00:00
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Chandigarh, Aug 12 - With a view to checking hoarding of essential commodities, the Haryana government Wednesday introduced a control order that made it mandatory for all retailers and wholesalers to declare their stocks.

This control order comes under the clause 10 of the Haryana Prevention of Hoarding and Maintenance of Quality Order, 1977, to prevent the hoarding of essential commodities and to ensure their better supply in the market.

'Minimum limits for declaration of stocks have been prescribed and these orders cover all wholesalers and retailers of the essential commodities,' a spokesman of the food and supplies department said here Wednesday.

He said the wheat dealers, including wholesalers, retailers, distributing agents and selling agents that have stocks of wheat in excess of 1,000 quintals, would have to declare their stocks.




Author :Indo Asian News Service



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