The government has formed 7 high-level teams to deal with the impact of the West Asia crisis. These teams will ensure supply of energy, supply chain and fertilizer. PM assured farmers and warned against hoarding.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that the government has formed 7 high-level teams to deal with the impact of the ongoing crisis in West Asia. These teams will prepare strategies related to energy, supply chain and fertilizer. Along with this, he assured the farmers that the government is with them and there will be no interruption in the supply of fertilizers.
Speaking in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, PM Modi said, ‘This conflict has created a serious energy crisis across the world. In such a situation, efforts are being made to reduce its impact on India. For this, energy is being procured from all available sources. He said, ‘Arrangements have also been made to ensure that there is no interruption in the supply of fertilizer. Despite this, the government is continuously trying to solve short-term, medium-term and long-term problems.
What work will these 7 teams of Modi government do?
PM Modi said, ‘On the same lines as the situation was dealt with during Corona, 7 teams of officers and experts have been formed on Monday. These teams consisting of officials from ministries will find solutions to issues like supply chain, petrol-diesel, fertilizers, natural gas and inflation. During this, PM Modi also warned those people who try to take advantage of the helplessness of the people. He directed the state governments to keep a close watch on black marketing and hoarding.
7 Who is in the team…?
Teams of officials from various ministries have been formed to find solutions to problems like supply chain, petrol-diesel, fertilizers, natural gas and inflation.
Will keep a close eye on black marketing
Prime Minister Modi has directed that in the current situation, some forces may try to take advantage of the helplessness of the people. Therefore, state governments should keep a close watch on black marketing and hoarding.
All party meeting today to discuss Gulf crisis
New Delhi: The central government has called an all-party meeting on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, its impact and challenges on India. A day before this, Prime Minister Modi had said in Parliament that ‘just as we faced Covid, everyone will have to face this crisis together.’ In this meeting, many issues like LPG crisis arising in the country due to the impact of war and market fluctuations are likely to be discussed.