New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday chaired a virtual meeting with chief ministers to review the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with discussions focusing on fuel supply, inflation and logistics amid rising global tensions.The meeting focused on ensuring coordinated action between the Center and states to manage potential disruptions arising from the crisis, especially in energy supply and supply chains. The Prime Minister is chairing a meeting with Chief Ministers as part of efforts to assess preparedness in essential sectors and maintain stability.The discussions also included a review of states’ preparedness to handle any fallout from the conflict, including contingency planning for fuel availability and price pressures. With the global energy market already under stress, the Center stressed the need for close coordination and timely response mechanisms.Officials indicated that the aim of the talks was to strengthen the “Team India” approach, ensuring that both the central government and states work in synergy to address emerging challenges.Due to the Model Code of Conduct, Chief Ministers of election-bound states did not participate in the meeting. A separate meeting will be held for Chief Secretaries of poll-bound states through the Cabinet Secretariat to ensure administrative coordination without violating election norms.