Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting with Chief Ministers across the country to assess India’s preparedness in light of the evolving situation in West Asia. The meeting focused on ensuring stability in essential sectors and maintaining seamless coordination between the Centre and States.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence that by working together as “Team India,” the country will effectively navigate the challenges arising from global uncertainties. He underlined the importance of collective responsibility in safeguarding national interests.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister highlighted the government’s key priorities:
Maintaining economic and trade stability
Ensuring uninterrupted energy supply
Safeguarding the interests of citizens
Strengthening industrial output and supply chains
He stressed that proactive governance is essential to mitigate any potential disruptions caused by the international situation.
PM Modi urged all States to:
Ensure smooth functioning of supply chains
Take strict action against hoarding and profiteering
Maintain adequate availability of essential commodities
He emphasised that any artificial shortage must be dealt with firmly to protect consumers.
Special attention was given to the agriculture sector, with the Prime Minister calling for:
Advance planning for upcoming agricultural cycles
Close monitoring of fertiliser storage and distribution
This, he noted, is crucial to avoid supply bottlenecks that could impact farmers.
The Prime Minister directed States with borders and coastal areas to remain vigilant, particularly regarding:
Shipping operations
Maritime logistics
Supply of essential goods
He highlighted the need for preparedness to address emerging challenges in these regions.
PM Modi cautioned against the spread of misinformation and rumours during the crisis. He stressed the importance of:
Disseminating accurate and credible information
Chaired a meeting with Chief Ministers and Lieutenant Governors of states to review the situation in the wake of the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
Reaffirmed our Government’s commitment towards maintaining economic and trade stability, ensuring energy security, safeguarding the…
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Ensuring public confidence through transparent communication
Chief Ministers appreciated the steps taken by the Central
Government, including:
Reduction in excise duty on fuel
Increased allocation of commercial LPG to States
They noted that petrol, diesel, and LPG supplies remain stable across their respective regions.
States Assure Full Cooperation
The Chief Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to working closely with the Centre. They expressed confidence that with coordinated efforts, India will continue to manage the situation effectively despite global uncertainties.
