Price control magistrates visited 14787 shops, markets, wheelbarrows and other business centres across the district from August 1 to August 28.
They imposed a total fine of Rs2.5 million over violating the price lists. FIRs were also registered against 69 persons in the concerned police stations, 29 shops were sealed and 76 persons were arrested.
Deputy Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia directed the price control magistrates to ensure the sale of essential commodities at fixed rates and price lists should be displayed in prominent places. He said that legal action would be taken in case of any violation of price lists.
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