Chandigarh: Building pressure on the State Government to Memo Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to provide cheaper strength to consumers in the state, the president of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu on Monday said that the one-day special session from the Punjab assembly must be five seven days To allow bringing laws to stop the PPA.
He said that the same as the Assembly had passed the punjab cessation of the agreement in 2004 concerning the distribution of river water with Haryana, Vidhan Sabha must provide laws on the PPA.
In a video posted on its social media, Sidhu said, “As a result of Cancellation of PPAS, the dream of providing power to domestic users at RS 3 per unit and RS 5 per unit to commercial connections will be realized.
It is separated from 200 units for free for SC, BPL And Freedom Fighters.
There is also a need for the complaints of a redressal system to take care of the complaints of extraordinary extraordinary power bills from poor households with two tubers and one fan.
All such bills must be released to ease their burden by overriding Rs 1200-1500 Crore.
“Sidhu said that the PPA problem was ‘wrong’ thought on agenda 18 points from high command and five points raised by the Coordination Committee with the minister’s chairman.
PPCC head tweeted, “Punjab Govt must immediately issue instructions to the PSERC in the public interest to revise the tariff paid to a personal power plant, PPAS NULL & Void …
then summon the Vidhan Sabha session to present the wrong PPAS toning law !!” He said that one day session was not enough to increase the problem connected with countries and sessions needed to be extended.
“Just as the law for the termination of the water covenant passes, similar law must be taken for this PPAS termination so that people get power at low prices.
Punjab has become the main light in providing power subsidies,” he said.
The Congress government has held a special daily session on September 3 to commemorate the 400th Parkash Purbas Tegh Bahadur.
At present, there is no other legislation listed for this session.
He added that these days, the season turned from the problem there was in the state and we wanted to restore focus on them.
Extend the session for PPA Memo: Navjot Sidhu
