Quetta district administration has launched strict action against rising complaints of LPG overpricing and artificial shortage in the city and surrounding areas. Deputy Commissioner Mehrullah Badini expressed strong anger over public complaints and ordered immediate enforcement measures to control illegal pricing practices. Acting on the directives, Tehsildar Sub-Division City Humayun Kakaar conducted emergency inspections of multiple LPG plants across Quetta. During the visits, officials reviewed gas prices, stock availability, and overall supply conditions in detail. Plant owners were strictly warned against charging prices above official government rates or creating artificial shortages to manipulate the market. Authorities stated that no leniency will be shown to those involved in profiteering or illegal storage practices. The district administration emphasized that providing relief to the public remains its top priority. Monitoring teams will continue field inspections, and further enforcement actions will be expanded to ensure price stability and prevent hoarding across the region.
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