Market Checking Drive Conducted in Handwara to Ensure Fair Pricing During Ramadhan
Dr. Ab Qayoom
Handwara, Mar,05: HT-NEWSNETWORK In a concerted effort to regulate market prices and prevent hoarding during the holy month of Ramadhan, the Tehsil Administration of Handwara, under the directives of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kupwara, Ms. Ayushi Sudan, carried out an extensive market-checking drive.
The drive was spearheaded by Tehsildar Handwara, Zeeshan Khan, in collaboration with SHO Handwara, officials from the Revenue Department, and the Municipal Committee Handwara. The inspection covered various markets in Handwara to ensure that essential commodities were being sold at fair prices and in adequate supply.
During the inspection, officials assessed the pricing of staple food items, vegetables, dairy products, and other essentials, ensuring that traders adhered to government regulations. The team also checked for any instances of hoarding, overpricing, and the sale of substandard goods.
Speaking on the occasion, Tehsildar Handwara emphasized the importance of the drive, stating, "The primary objective of this initiative is to regulate the prices of essential items, curb hoarding, and ensure the availability of fresh and hygienic products for the people during Ramadhan."
The administration has urged local shopkeepers and vendors to strictly adhere to the prescribed price lists and maintain transparency in their trade practices. Officials have also assured that similar inspections will continue in the coming days to safeguard consumer interests and prevent any unfair trade practices.
Residents of Handwara have welcomed the move, appreciating the administration’s proactive approach in ensuring that essential commodities remain affordable and available throughout the month of fasting.
Authorities have also issued a warning that strict action will be taken against violators found indulging in profiteering or black marketing, as ensuring fair trade practices remains a top priority for the district administration.
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