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Commissioner Karachi chairs meeting to review measures to control excessive profiteering

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KARACHI, Aug 12 (APP):Commissioner Karachi Syed Hassan Naqvi on Monday chaired a meeting to review the measures to control excessive profiteering.
All deputy commissioners attended the meeting and presented details of the actions taken in their respective districts.
Assistant Commissioner Head  Quarters Commissioner Office Rabia Syed gave a briefing to the meeting on the details available on the specially created Digital  Dashboard for monitoring.
She informed the meeting about the details of price checking locations and actions taken against violators by Assistant Commissioners.
All Assistant Commissioners were  present on the video link  and briefed the Commissioner about their actions.
The Commissioner Karachi appreciated the performance of various Assistant Commissioners in enforcing official prices.
Assistant Commissioners of Ferozabad and Airport were asked to explain why they did not check prices in different areas.
The Commissioner said that efforts are needed to make the anti-profiteering campaign effective. All Assistant Commissioners will take action every day, and those who do not will have to explain.
The meeting was informed about the details of the action taken against profiteers during the last week from August 4 to August 10, according to which a total fine of Rs 1,522,576 was imposed in all districts.
In District South, a fine of Rs 563,500 was imposed on 121 profiteers. In District East, 82 shopkeepers were fined over Rs 200,000 for violating official prices.
In District West, 38 shopkeepers were fined Rs 32,000. In District Central, a fine of over Rs 351,000 was imposed on 125 shopkeepers.
In District Malir, a fine of Rs 32,000 was imposed on 90 shopkeepers. In Korangi, a fine of Rs 119,000  was imposed on 52 shopkeepers. In Keamari, a fine of Rs 224,000 was imposed on 68 shopkeepers.
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