Defence Minister Rajnath Singh chaired the 5th meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Group of Ministers (IGoM) in Delhi to review risks to energy supply chains and the availability of essential commodities amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia. The meeting focused on ensuring stability in supplies and preventing any disruptions.
Government Assures No Shortages
Rajnath Singh assured that the government is taking concrete steps to avoid shortages and urged people to remain calm and not panic. He emphasized that the administration is committed to maintaining a steady flow of essential resources despite global uncertainties.
Modi's Appeal for Energy Conservation
Singh referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent appeal for collective participation and energy conservation, describing it as a crucial step towards self-reliance. He noted that such measures are vital for strengthening India’s energy security during periods of global instability.
The IGoM meeting underscores the government's proactive approach to mitigating risks associated with the West Asia conflict, which has disrupted global supply chains. The group will continue to monitor the situation closely and implement necessary measures to safeguard India's energy interests.
