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Claims of reforms in power sector fully exposed : Pratap
11/22/2022 10:38:09 PM

Early Times Report

Jammu, Nov 22: Tall claims of Jammu and Kashmir Government as well as Bhartiya Janta Party for reforms in power sector have been exposed fully as after areas of Kashmir Valley the parts of Jammu province are also going tough situation due to increase in curtailment of electricity.
Addressing a press conference, Aam Aadmi Party's state spokesperson Pratap Jamwal said that electricity is basic need of everyone in society and most of the business establishments are also dependent on it and there was urgent need to bring electricity reforms in Jammu and Kashmir but successive government failed badly.
" Jammu and Kashmir Government as well as BJP is beating drums of large scale reforms in power sector but it is painful to see the situation on ground and it shows that all these claims are hollow and are now exposed." Jamwal said.
He added that after Kashmir province started to feel problems due to electricity curtailment, now areas of Jammu province are getting affected and power curtailment right in the start of winter season is a cause of concern.
AAP's state spokesperson Pratap Jamwal said that in many years of Jammu and especially in hilly district areas, massive electricity curtailment has started which is even six to eight hours in some of the areas.
" Not only scheduled curtailment but unscheduled curtailment has started to affect normal life of people who are suffering badly in the hands up Jammu and Kashmir which has badly failed to come up with any proper mechanism to deal with increase in demand of electricity during winter season." Jamwal further said. He also mentioned about sudden shutdowns enforced by department without any information to people which many a times affect life of a common man badly. Pratap Jamwal asked the department concerned to issue proper public notices before enforcing shutdown in an area so that people can remain aware about it.
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