Navjot Sidhu tweets on the issue of electricity in Punjab

Navjot Singh Sidhu has once again advised Captain Amarinder Singh's government on the issue of electricity in the state. Sidhu has advocated a 24-hour power supply, reduced per-unit electricity price, and offer 300 units of free electricity.

Chandigarh: Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu has once again advised Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh's government on the issue of electricity in the state.

Sidhu wrote in a tweet that the power purchase agreements signed by the former CM Parkash Singh Badal should be canceled to fulfil the 18-point agenda set by the Punjab government high command. Therefore, Punjab Legislative Assembly should convene a session to make a law to fix the electricity prices as per the National Power Exchange.

• Punjab already provides 9000 Crore Subsidy but we must do more for Domestic & Industrial consumer giving power at Rs 3-5 per unit instead of surcharge inflated Rs 10-12 per unit, along 24-hour supply with No Power-Cuts & Free Power (Upto 300 Units).. It is definitely achievable.

  — Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherryontopp) July 4, 2021 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="

  Punjab already provides 9000 Crore Subsidy but we must do more for Domestic & Industrial consumer giving power at Rs 3-5 per unit instead of surcharge inflated Rs 10-12 per unit, along 24-hour supply with No Power-Cuts & Free Power (Upto 300 Units).. It is definitely achievable.

  — Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherryontopp) July 4, 2021

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  Punjab already provides 9000 Crore Subsidy but we must do more for Domestic & Industrial consumer giving power at Rs 3-5 per unit instead of surcharge inflated Rs 10-12 per unit, along 24-hour supply with No Power-Cuts & Free Power (Upto 300 Units).. It is definitely achievable.

  — Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherryontopp) July 4, 2021

In another tweet, Sidhu mentioned that Punjab is already giving a subsidy of Rs 9,000 crore on electricity. He suggested a cut in electricity price per unit from Rs 10-12 to Rs 3-4 along with providing 300 units for free. He also urged the state to offer 24-hour power supply for the domestic and industrial sectors.

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