CICU wrote a letter to the CM, solve the power crisis soon; Otherwise the business will get derailed

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Power Crisis In Ludhiana The power crisis in Punjab has worsened the condition of the industry. The industry is already going through a period of troubles due to Kovid and the upheaval of business since a year has spoiled the equations of the industry.

Jagran Correspondent, Ludhiana. Power Crisis In Ludhiana In connection with the deepening power crisis in Punjab, the entrepreneurs have now written a letter to the Chief Minister of the state demanding an immediate solution to this problem. A letter has been written by the Chamber of Industrial and Commercial Undertaking (CICU) to Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh regarding the power crisis. In a letter written on behalf of the chamber's head Upkar Singh Ahuja, he said that now the industry has no option but to shut down completely due to the cut by July 15. Because the production process is not being completed.

There is a shortage of many products and two or four have to be faced due to various types of bottlenecks. The industry is already going through a period of troubles due to Kovid and the uptick in business since a year has spoiled the equation of the industry. In such a situation, due to the absence of electricity, engineering, steel, forging, casting have been completely affected. If export orders are dropped, it will be the biggest hurdle in the growth of the industry for the time being.

The industry has many problems in the domestic market as well.

Along with this, the industry is also facing many problems in the domestic market. He said that strict action should be taken against the officials who are unable to make arrangements for power shortage and for this. Because every year the demand increases in this way, but why were arrangements not made for it this time. Due to which Punjab has been thrown off the economic track. It becomes the responsibility of the department to ensure electricity to the industry under any circumstances. The industry should also be given relief from the electricity bills of July and August.