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21 अक्तूबर 2015

More than 35,000 MT pulses seized



More than 35,000 MT pulses seized
De-hoarding operations further intensified by the states
                  New Delhi, October 21, 2015
De-hoarding operations have been further intensified by the states to check hoarding of the pulses. More than 35,000 MT pulses have been seized across the states. State-wise seizer of the quantity so far is as follow-
s. no
State/UT
No. of raids conducted
Quantity seized
MT
1.
Andhra Pradesh
193
859.872
2.
chhattisgarh
52
4525.192
3.
Haryana
227
1168
4.
Karnataka
----
479.6
5.
Madhya Pradesh
25
2295
6.
Maharashtra
276
23340
7.
Telangana
1820
2546
8.
Tamil Nadu
29
4.329
9.
Rajasthan
82
68.475
10
Himachal
----
2.44

Total
2704
35288.908

The amendment has been made recently in the Central Order under Essential Commodities Act to enable States to impose stock limits on pulses sourced from imports, held by exporters, large food processing units as well as large departmental retailers. The States were exhorted to carryout surprise inspections and raids to prevent hoarding of pulses.

In a bid to increase the availability of pulses, in Haryana MD, HADED has been directed to procure pulses from the market and sell it through its outlets to bring down the prices.
In Uttarakhand, Retail counters of pulse have been opened in Dehradun, Haridwar, Udhamsingh Nagar by Mandi samitis through which arhar dal is provided @ Rs 145 per Kg. Instructions have been given to all districts to provide pulses at the decided price through Fair price shops.
In Delhi, tur dal is being sold at Rs. 120/Kg through outlets of Safal and Kendriya Bhandar.
As per information received from Tamil Nadu Government, 1Kg of Urad is being sold @ Rs. 30 / Kg in the state while  Government outlets in Andhra Pradesh and  in Telangana are distributing  one Kg of Red gram @ Rs. 50/Kg.

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