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September 13, 2002, Chandigarh, India
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Sangra sworn in as PPSC
chief Chandigarh, September 12 The ceremony was attended, among others, by Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who flew in from New Delhi this morning after angioplasty. Capt Amarinder Singh said the Cabinet would discuss the tariff order of the state electricity regulatory commission on Tuesday. Prior to that the Cabinet subcommittee would take up the tariff order issue, as also the proposed disinvestment in public sector undertakings. The commission order is binding on the government and the PSEB. ‘’We will take into consideration all factors when it comes to deciding on the tariff to be charged for agriculture power supply to operate tubewells’’, he added. Capt Amarinder Singh reiterated that the campaign against corruption would go on. All those whose names come up during investigation shall have to face the music even if it is that of Mr Parkash Singh Badal. ‘’I wonder why is he so keen on getting arrested’’,? he asked. The Chief Minister also dismissed as of no consequence the state-wide dharnas staged by the Akalis yesterday. On filing a petition on the SYL canal in the Supreme Court, he said there was enough time till January 15 next. Punjab would first seek a Court verdict on the sharing of water before the SYL canal can be completed and commissioned, as directed by the apex court. |
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