Ludhiana: Suffering large production losses due to unscheduled electricity blackouts, Ludhiana’s industrialist has begun to take desperate steps.
They have begun to use the generator extensively for operation and change the weekly from their employees to handle the situation.
Industrialists said the steps were taken because there was no clarity of the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) when the situation would be normalized.
Harish Cairpal, Finance Secretary of the Knitwear club, said, “The power supply remains disturbed by most of the day in the industrial area near Jalandhar bypass where thousands of factories are located.
In some areas, the power supply is only available for half an hour to one hour, which is a joke Cruel …
since Monday, I have struggled around Rs 15,000 on Diesel to run the generator, which is the only alternative.
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or my worker must sit still.
“Narindal Mittal, Secretary General of the Ludhiana Business Forum,” on Tuesday, electricity dies from 10 am to 12:30 and then starts at 3:30 p.m.
We have to run a generator for four hours.
But this is not a long-term solution for the ongoing problem.
The government must think of several alternatives or we will end With a large amount of fuel, which will be a double punch for us given our sustainable production losses.
“Kulpreet Malhotra Bun TY, Executive Member of the United Cycle and Parts Manufacturer Association, said, “Every factory owner is unable to run the generator.
We must see alternatives to overcome this situation.
PSPCL and the government did not help us today.
After power outages, we have provided a weekly to our workers for tomorrow, not Sunday because the situation can increase at that time.
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