Power crisis deepens, farmer protests spread across Punjab
Punjab’s power crisis persists as the state receives less electricity than allocated. Farmers are protesting prolonged farm power outages, demanding eight hours of supply. Industrial groups in Ludhiana threaten to relocate operations due to extensive night-time power cuts. Government officials attribute issues to coal supply and technical faults at private plants. Protests are escalating with farmers and workers demanding broader policy changes. Punjab’s power crisis persists as the state receives less electricity than allocated. Farmers are protesting prolonged farm power outages, demanding eight hours of supply. Industrial groups in Ludhiana threaten to relocate operations due to extensive night-time power cuts. Government officials attribute issues to coal supply and technical faults at private plants. Protests are escalating with farmers and workers demanding broader policy changes.
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