Kolkata’s finest are on high alert, intensifying measures against LPG black marketing as Middle East strife threatens supply lines. Thursday’s briefing by a senior officer highlighted the urgency.
Citywide, stations are mandated to shadow cylinder movements and allocations closely. Police outposts are innovating with induction cookers and microwaves to bypass commercial gas deficits.
This follows CM Mamata Banerjee’s decisive meeting with dealers, mandating stock disclosures and a foolproof SOP against illicit dealings.
Authorities prioritize dismantling hoarding networks and illegal sales to avert shortages. DCs across divisions oversee enforcement, with stations maintaining unyielding watch.
Enforcement units patrol supply hubs, delving into godown stocks and paperwork for anomalies. They target excessive diversions, overpricing, and commercial abuse of home cylinders.
Patrols and audits form the backbone of this campaign, blending intelligence with on-ground action. The strategy is designed for rapid response to any irregularities.
In a city reliant on steady gas flows, Kolkata Police’s proactive shield offers peace of mind, fortifying against global ripples.
