Congress leader P Chidambaram on Saturday arrested the station for a power outage caused by a shortage of coal and the spread of heat waves. The union’s former home and finance minister on Twitter said, “More coal, bigger train lines, unused capacity in the hot springs. However, there is a serious shortage of electricity that the Modi government cannot blame. It is 60 years of ANC rule!”
The government has found a complete solution: cancel commuter trains and use coal trucks! Modi hai, mumkinhai, “said Chidambaram – an insult to the government’s move yesterday to stop more than 40 coal-carrying trains.The ANC has blamed the power crisis – which followed a similar crisis late last year – due to the Institute’s mismanagement and mismanagement.
This electricity problem is natural and is due to poor management and mistreatment in the distribution of coal. This is a misnomer, ”spokesman Gaurav Vallabh said on Friday, adding that the Center was not providing funding for the distribution of coal.
Several provinces face power crisis A report by the PTI news agency said the crisis was exacerbated by rising prices for imported coal due to the Ukrainian war and other underperforming crops.
India’s railway line on Friday canceled the Movement of 657 train Trips to Accelerate the transfer of coal rows to the power plants. “The cancellation of the trains is a temporary step. We are reviewing the situation on a daily basis. Train cancellations have been carried out on non-essential sectors and on very busy roads,” the official told PTI. Meanwhile, union energy minister RK Singh told the provinces to intensify coal exports over the next three years. “Provinces have been asked to continue importing because the private sector will take until early 2025 to produce more and there is a steady shortage of locomotives to move domestic coal,” a power department official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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