Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has directed relevant authorities to regulate the market and prevent any artificial increase in flour prices. Chairing a meeting in Karachi, the chief minister expressed concern over rising wheat prices and emphasized that the provincial government would safeguard the interests of both farmers and consumers.
Government Commitment to Price Stability
He reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring stable wheat supplies and fair pricing across the province through close coordination with growers, flour millers, traders, and federal authorities. Murad Ali Shah said the government would continue monitoring market conditions and take necessary measures to maintain price stability and protect consumers from unjustified increases in flour prices.
Market Regulation Measures
The chief minister directed officials to take strict action against hoarders and profiteers. He stressed the need for effective implementation of price control mechanisms to ensure that flour remains affordable for the common man. The meeting also reviewed the current wheat stock position and supply chain dynamics.
- Strict monitoring of flour mills and wholesale markets
- Regular inspections to prevent artificial price hikes
- Coordination with federal agencies for smooth wheat supply
The Sindh government's proactive approach aims to balance the interests of farmers and consumers while maintaining market stability. Further meetings are planned to review the situation and take additional steps if needed.
