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During the visit, scheduled from May 22 to May 30, 2026, the Committee shall visit multiple locations across the UT to assess the availability, distribution and regulation of fertilizers, as well as initiatives taken for strengthening the domestic fertilizer sector.
Detailed deliberations were held to assess the current status of fertilizer availability in the Union Territory, streamline distribution mechanisms and identify any potential instances of misuse or diversion. The discussions also aimed at ensuring that all necessary arrangements and data inputs are in place for the upcoming visit of the Parliamentary Committee.
Joint Director Agriculture (Extension) Sanjay Anand; Assistant Director Law Enforcement (ADLE) Kuldeep Singh; JAEO I/c Fertilizer Section, (DoAJ) Kamal Sharma and Heads of leading fertilizer companies including Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited (CFCL), Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO), National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) and Indian Potash Limited (IPL), participated in the meeting.
The Director emphasized the critical importance of maintaining an efficient and transparent fertilizer supply chain in the Union Territory. The concerned officers and representatives from fertilizer companies were asked to ensure adequate stocking and timely supply of fertilizers across all districts, while strictly adhering to regulatory norms. They were asked to compile comprehensive and accurate district-wise data on availability and consumption patterns for effective presentation before the Parliamentary Committee. âStrict vigilance shall be maintained to prevent any misuse or irregularities,â he stressed and directed to take prompt corrective measures wherever necessary. The Director asked for designating nodal officers for smooth coordination and facilitation during the Committeeâs visit.
