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Power cuts plunge Kashmir into darkness, restore power supply in Budgam parts and across Kashmir: Hakeem to JK Govt

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 25, 2022
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Budgam : Chairman Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Front (JKPDF) and former Minister Hakeem Muhammad Yaseen has  voiced serious concern over inadequate  power supply to the consumers that he said has plunged the  entire Kashmir valley into darkness . ً

In a statement issued here on Thursday Hakeem alleged that PDD has failed  in  meeting its own power curtailment schedule  in prevailing chilly winter months ,not to talk of adequate power supply to the consumers. He said long un-  scheduled power cuts have not only affected studies of students , business establishments and  industries but the  tourism sector would also be badly hit due to non availability of power supply  in hotels and restaurants.  How can one imagine  about  tourist arrivals to kashmir in winter in absence of required  power supply in hotels and restaurants ,Hakeem questioned .

PDF Chief has demanded restoration of power supply in Budgam ,Beerwa and Khansahib areas where electricity supply has been snapped for non payment of pending power tariff bills  .He said due to severe setback to fruit industry and heavy financial  losses to fruit growers this year ,the  consumers of these areas  were not in position to pay their power  bills timely so government should come to thier rescue and  restore power supply in these areas . He said in a welfare state , government was  duty bound to provide basic amenities to its citizens at all costs , over and above  monetary considerations . He has urged the government to import   power supply for winter months in accordance to the local requirements and supply it to the consumers at subsidised rates to address thier power woes . He said the power curtailment schedule, announced by the PDD has come as a big shocker for the peope of Jammu and Kashmir especially living in winter zones . He said despite making manifolds increase in  power tarrif and installation of smart meters , power supply plays hide and seek ,leaving the  consumers hay and sundry.

PDF Chairman said not only on power supply front, Government has miserably failed to provide other basic services also to the people .  He said supply of only 5 kgs of rice against  20 kgs per soul per months earlier was come as another the another shocker adding that people have been left at mercy of black marketers to meet their ration requirements . He alleged that government has also failed to check sky rocketing increase in  prices of other essential commodities especially vegetables and other eatables, Stating therein further that people of Jammu and Kashmir were passing through a traumatic phase of socio- economic deprivation where it has become very difficult to feed a family and  fulfill daily needs.

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