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Muktsar villagers protest irregular power supply

Tribune News Service Muktsar, March 6 A large number of farmers today protested outside the power grid in Peori village, saying they were not getting adequate power supply for tubewells. A farmer, Jasveer Singh, said they were getting power for...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:25 PM Mar 07, 2021 IST

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Tribune News Service

Muktsar, March 6

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A large number of farmers today protested outside the power grid in Peori village, saying they were not getting adequate power supply for tubewells. A farmer, Jasveer Singh, said they were getting power for just about four hours against promised supply for eight hours for tubewells.

PSPCL executive engineer Harish Gothwal said: “The SDO has been sent to the spot to meet the farmers and resolve the issue.”

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