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FP Archives • July 3, 2014, 14:55:58 IST
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh today directed massive crackdown against hoarding of essential commodities including onion and potatoes in Delhi and asked the administration to take steps to control price rise.

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Rajnath Singh directs massive crackdown on hoarding of essential commodities

New Delhi: Home Minister Rajnath Singh today directed massive crackdown against hoarding of essential commodities including onion and potatoes in Delhi and asked the administration to take steps to control price rise. The Home Minister’s directive came following a high-level meeting attended by Delhi LG Najeeb Jung, Chief Secretary SK Srivastava, Police Commissioner BS Bassi besides others. Singh took stock of the price situation in the national capital and directed that every step should be taken to control the prices of essential commodities and strong action should be taken against hoarders. [caption id=“attachment_1601469” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Reuters](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/RajnathSingh_Reuters_NEW2.jpg) Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Reuters[/caption] The national capital is under President’s rule and administratively under the control of the Home Ministry at present. Jung, after the meeting, told reporters that it was held specifically to assess the situation and chart out measures to control price rise. “We are trying to control the problem since last month. Measures like deployment of mobile vans, increase in Safal shops etc have been taken,” he said. Police Commissioner Bassi said Delhi Police will provide all assistance to the civil administration. PTI

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