Srinagar, Mar 23: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg on Monday said that there is no shortage of fuel or LPG in the Valley, assuring that sufficient stocks are available and the situation is being closely monitored.
Speaking to reporters, as per news agency Kashmir News Corner — KNC, Garg said that domestic LPG supply across Kashmir remains smooth, with stock availability ranging between 10 to 15 days. He added that the stock position is dynamic but currently stable, with continuous monitoring at both divisional and district levels.
He further said that petrol and diesel supplies are also steady, while district-level committees are keeping a close watch on oil marketing companies to prevent hoarding, black marketing and overpricing.
Garg said that control rooms at district and divisional levels are actively overseeing supply and distribution, while the Food and Civil Supplies Department is generating daily reports for regular review to ensure there is no inconvenience to the public.
Responding to complaints about delays in LPG delivery, he said such issues are being addressed on priority by Deputy Commissioners and concerned departments, with teams working on the ground to resolve them.
He urged the public not to pay heed to rumours and rely only on official information, assuring that the government is committed to maintaining uninterrupted supply.
On students from Jammu and Kashmir stranded in Iran, the Divisional Commissioner said that both the Government of India and UT administration are making continuous efforts to ensure their safe return. He added that helplines have been established and regular updates are being shared with families.
He said the administration is hopeful of an early resolution and reiterated that the situation is under constant review. (KNC)
