India, March 14 -- India on Saturday reiterated its call for de-escalation in the ongoing regional conflict while assuring that the country has adequate supplies of crude oil, petrol, diesel and LPG to meet domestic demand.

Addressing a briefing, Randhir Jaiswal said Ministry of External Affairs has consistently urged restraint and dialogue since the conflict began, while prioritising the uninterrupted transit of goods and energy.

He said India has also urged all sides to avoid targeting civilian infrastructure, particularly energy facilities, given the potential global repercussions. New Delhi has remained in close contact with key stakeholders including the Gulf Cooperation Council members, Iran, the United States and Israel to safegu...