Knz Correspondent
Ganderbal, Feb 17 (KNZ): The Ganderbal Police on Tuesday, in coordination with the Food Safety Department and the Revenue Department, carried out a market inspection drive across Ganderbal district to check overpricing and ensure quality standards ahead of the holy month of Ramzan, officials said.
Joint teams inspected shops dealing in essential commodities, fruits, vegetables, bakery items and other goods in high demand during the fasting month, they said.
Officials said traders were directed to display updated rate lists prominently and adhere strictly to approved prices. They were also warned against hoarding and unfair trade practices, while being advised to maintain hygiene and product quality.
The drive was aimed at safeguarding consumer interests, ensuring availability of essential items and maintaining price stability during Ramzan, officials added, stating that similar inspections will continue in the coming days.(KNZ)
