Haryana’s New Electricity Schedule Begins, Surjewala Criticizes Government

Haryana : A new electricity schedule has come into effect in Haryana from today, marking a significant shift in the state’s power distribution system. The revised schedule has sparked widespread debate and concern among residents, with many questioning its fairness and the impact on daily life. While the government has justified the change as a necessary step to ensure better management of electricity resources, political leaders and opposition figures have strongly criticized it.

Surjewala, a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress, has been particularly vocal in his condemnation of the new electricity schedule. He accused the Nayab Saini-led government of imposing unnecessary hardships on the people of Haryana, claiming that this new schedule is nothing more than a form of “daily torment” for citizens. According to Surjewala, the government’s decision is indicative of its failure to address the core issues affecting the people of the state. He argued that instead of improving the power supply and infrastructure, the government has chosen to burden the common man with yet another inconvenience.

The new schedule has led to concerns over power outages, with some areas facing electricity cuts during peak hours, which has left residents frustrated. The schedule has been particularly challenging for small businesses, students, and households that rely heavily on electricity for daily activities. While the government insists that the schedule is designed to balance the load across the state and improve the overall distribution system, critics remain skeptical about its effectiveness and fairness.

The political debate surrounding the new electricity schedule has only intensified as opposition leaders, including Surjewala, continue to pressure the government for answers. They are calling for transparency in the decision-making process and for the government to prioritize the needs of the people over its own administrative concerns. As the situation unfolds, many are hoping that the government will take heed of public sentiment and make necessary adjustments to alleviate the difficulties caused by the new power schedule.