Power Supply Improves Across Kashmir, Recovery Mechanism in Place: Div Com Kashmir
Srinagar, April 4, KNT: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg on Saturday said there is no shortage of essential commodities in the Valley, with stock supplies being regularly replenished.
Addressing reporters, the Divisional Commissioner said the government has maintained pre-crisis stock levels, ensuring that around 15 days of essential supplies remain available.
The statement comes amid concerns over availability of essential commodities, with authorities urging the public to rely only on official information.
“Stock supply is being replenished and there is no shortage. Pre-crisis 15-day stock is available,” he said.
He advised people not to spread or believe in unverified information, stressing that only government updates should be relied upon.
On power supply, the Divisional Commissioner said the situation has improved across Kashmir.
He said there is a regular recovery mechanism in place under which Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited recovers pending electricity dues.
He said measures have also been taken to monitor supply chains, with a designated officer appointed to oversee availability and quality of essential commodities.
The administration said it continues to review the situation and ensure uninterrupted supply of essential services. [KNT]
