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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy holds emergency meeting to review petrol, LPG, and urea stocks amid West Asia crisis; aims to prevent shortages and ensure supply stability.

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Hyderabad, March 25: Amid escalating tensions in West Asia, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has convened an emergency high-level meeting to review the availability of petrol, LPG cylinders, and urea stocks across the state. The meeting is scheduled for 2 PM today at the Assembly Committee Hall, where ministers and senior officials will assess the current supply situation and preparedness measures. The government is focusing on ensuring uninterrupted fuel supply and preventing any shortage of petrol, cooking gas, or fertilizers. Officials are also expected to discuss contingency plans and stock management strategies to handle any potential disruptions caused by global developments. While authorities indicate that supplies remain stable for now, the state is taking proactive steps to avoid any crisis.

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