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  1. Political calls are being made regarding Punjab, urging Punjabis to reclaim their lost glory and contrasting successful schemes with AAP's failures.

PSPCL buys expensive power from national grid. Crisis blamed on government's delayed reforms.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 4
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PSPCL buys expensive power from national grid. Crisis blamed on government's delayed reforms.

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  1. The All India Power Engineers Federation warned on July 18, 2026, about the strain caused by rising power demand in Punjab.Sub-event
  2. Power shortages affected industrial production and prevented irrigation in Punjab due to PSPCL struggling to meet peak requirements.Sub-event
  3. Mann's claims of power surplus were exposed, and the government failed to provide adequate electricity supply in Punjab.Sub-event
  4. Power crisis in Punjab blamed on government's delayed reforms.1 source

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