The article highlights a significant issue in Punjab, Pakistan, where subsidized wheat and flour are being smuggled and sold at inflated prices on the black market. The subsidized wheat is purchased at Rs2,300 per 40kg but sold for up to Rs4,300, and subsidized flour is in short supply due to high demand. Meanwhile, private flour is priced significantly higher. The Punjab Food Department is combating this corruption and smuggling through forming special teams and checking checkpoints and flour mills. Despite having a substantial wheat stock, the supply of subsidized flour to the markets is inadequate, and the situation is expected to worsen as the current wheat supply may run out by mid-March, potentially leading to further price increases and challenges in managing the supply during Ramazan.