2026-04-28 11:02:39 am | Source: ANI
Punjab minister Sanjeev Arora says power cuts due to heat surge; normal supply by May 1
On the power cuts, Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora says, "The problems that occurred for 7-10 days in between were not expected. We did not expect the temperature to be so high, and we did not anticipate such a surge in power demand. We have never seen such high demand in April as we have seen this year. So we are working on it. We have made arrangements. Everything will be fine by May 1st." "I have already tweeted about the ED raid. I don't want to say anything more than that. And as far as going (to other party) is concerned, I am happy where I am; I will stay here."
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