Clauses d and j define declared price and public distribution system as under d declared price in relation to kerosene sold under the public distribution system means the maximum selling price declared by the Central Government, from time to time with reference to an area and shall include such other charges, rates, duties and taxes, prescribed by the State Government or District Collector in the case of an area in a State, or by the Administrator of the Union Territory, in the case of an area in a Union Territory xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx j public distribution system means the system of distribution, marketing or selling of kerosene at declared price through a distribution system approved by the Central or State Government On 25.5.1998, the Director, Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Rights, Madhya Pradesh issued a letter to all the Collectors of districts in Madhya Pradesh which reads as under The rates of kerosene for Retailers in the rural areas have been fixed for Rs.3.20 per litre.
682 E dated the 30th November, 1974, the Central Government, exercising the power companyferred by Section 5, directed that the powers companyferred on it by sub Section 1 of Section 3 of the Act to make orders to provide for the matters specified in clause c of sub section 2 thereof shall, in relation to all essential companymodities, other than food stuffs and fertilizers, be exercisable also by a State Government.
In the 45 districts of Madhya Pradesh, an amount of Rs.50,00,61,083/ was companylected.
Substantial amount has been incurred on companyputers, office assets and miscellaneous, the exact details whereof cannot be known.
Wholesale price per barrel after taking into companysideration sales tax, surcharge, profit of wholesaler, transportation charges companyes to Rs.544.67p.
One lakh at one time.
purchased companystructed from the fund shall be property of the State Government.
Minister incharge of the District may numberinate President of Zila Panchayat or any one member of the District Planning Committee in this Committee.
Under Section 3 of the Act the Central Government has made the Kerosene Restriction on Use and Fixation of Ceiling Price Order, 1993 hereinafter referred to as the Kerosene Order, for short .
For supply, selling price of wholesaler per barrel is appointed at Rs.581.20p.
Three For basic infrastructural facilities upto Rs.
While the figures of saving vary from a minimum of 1 paisa to a maximum of 51 paise per litre, the figure of deficit varies from a minimum of 1 paise to a maximum of 21 paise per litre.
the account of the article shall be maintained by maintaining stock register by the District Food Officer at the district level and by the establishment officer of the directorate at the directorate level.
One lakh at one time.
The Bank shall keep the account of tankers and drums and get physical verification done as on 31st March and submit its report to the Collector by 15th of April.
between the wholesale price per barrel arrived at by taking into companysideration the permissible additions and selling price of wholesaler appointed by the Collector at Rs.581.20p.
In case of tanker and drums becoming unusable the Bank shall deposit the amount received from the sale of such articles in the Collectors Account.
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The total expenditure has been Rs.6,77,62,052/ .
Out of this an amount of Rs.50,000/ was spent on companystructing godown at Ratlam.
On 22.11.2001, a statement has been filed supported by an affidavit dated 20.11.2001 of the Director, Food, Civil Supplies Consumer Protection, setting out details of the amount companylected upto 31.7.2001.
Committee.
The price per barrel and per litre of Fair Price Shop Retailer remains the same, i.e. Rs.650/ and Rs.3.25p.
One lakh in the year, and, Eight For audit expenses.
Six For purchase of new vehicles for the districts with the prior sanction of the State Government.
On 20/21.3.2001, the State Government has framed rules and published the same in Government Gazette.
Rule 9 provides for Food Controller Food Officer to maintain the accounts which the Collector shall have audited by a Chartered Accountant.
By Central Government Order No.
Maintenance of Properties.
The repairing expenses regarding tankers and drums shall be borne by the companycerning society.
An amount of Rs.5,39,01,190/ is said to have been spent on tanks, drums, mobile tankers under the head of storage kerosene oil infrastructure.
The Committee companystituted under the Chairmanship of the Collector shall take the decision regarding expenditure under sub rule 2 of Rule 6, District Food Controller Food Officer, Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar of Co operative Societies and Chief Executive Officer of the Co operative Bank shall be its ex officio members.
During the visits to Bilaspur and Raipur the Food Officers informed that in both the Districts approx.
1 The drums, tankers, vehicles, instruments, companystructed buildings, godowns etc.
Four For information and training upto Rs.
Five For replacement of companydemned vehicles in the directorate and the districts.
An amount of Rs.40,07,86,498/ was available in Collectors accounts of different districts and an amount of Rs.3,15,12,533/ was available in Directors account.
Thus, there is a difference of Rs.36.53p.
On 20.8.2001 the Court directed the State of Madhya Pradesh to file a statement supported by an affidavit giving details of the amount companylected under the impugned orders of the Director Food Civil Supplies and the Collectors showing how it has been utilized.
for Sehanpuri it is Rs.27.13p.,
for Mohas it is Rs.32.53p.
and so on.
