Police, Weights and Measures, and Food Supplies officials form these rapid-response units. They’re scouring markets, auditing stocks, and taking swift action against hoarders and unscrupulous sellers. Sirsa’s message was clear: stay calm, as supply chains remain robust despite international hiccups.

He pointed fingers at opposition for fueling unnecessary alarm, which plays into hoarders’ hands. Panic buying, triggered by Gulf supply issues and rumors, echoes past crises like demonetization and the pandemic. Yet, Delhiites are responding with maturity.

Boosting availability, commercial LPG sales are back online, targeting critical users: hospitals, eateries, educational institutions, and dairy farms. Oil firms are releasing about 1,800 cylinders daily—meeting 20% of routine commercial demand—via controlled 19-kg allocations on a first-come basis.

Vigilant joint teams ensure equitable distribution without compromising household supplies. CM Rekha Gupta oversees operations daily, maintaining ironclad control. ‘Everything is under control,’ Sirsa affirmed. ‘No shortages; we’re here for you.’

This proactive stance underscores Delhi’s commitment to seamless energy access, turning potential crisis into managed normalcy.