A bill to amend the Electricity Act to allow non-discriminatory open access to distribution networks of power suppliers was introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday amid protests by the opposition, which claimed that it seeks to take away certain rights of state governments. Opposing the introduction of the Bill, RSP... The post appeared first on .

A bill to amend the Electricity Act to allow non-discriminatory open access to distribution networks of power suppliers was introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday amid protests by the opposition, which claimed that it seeks to take away certain rights of state governments. Opposing the introduction of the Bill, RSP... The post appeared first on .

A bill to amend the Electricity Act to allow non-discriminatory open access to distribution networks of power suppliers was introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday amid protests by the opposition, which claimed that it seeks to take away certain rights of state governments. Opposing the introduction of the Bill, RSP... The post appeared first on .

A bill to amend the Electricity Act to allow non-discriminatory open access to distribution networks of power suppliers was introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday amid protests by the opposition, which claimed that it seeks to take away certain rights of state governments. Opposing the introduction of the Bill, RSP... The post appeared first on .

Chandigarh Apr 23 PTI The Punjab Police has banned jugad rehri carts made of old and condemned motorbikes for transportation of goods citing they could become a cause for accidents In a letter dated April 18 to police commissioners and district police chiefs in the state the additional director general of police traffic directed them to launch a special drive against such carts The move drew the ire of the opposition parties which slammed the AAP-led government in the state saying the ban would render thousands jobless Those who run jugad rehris also condemned the state governments decision and questioned how they would earn their livelihood Scores of people across the state run jugad rehris for selling fruit vegetables transporting items such as cement sand electronic goods and sometimes passengers too Senior vice president of Shiromani Akali Dal Daljit Singh Cheema in a statement released on Saturday said the ban has come as a shock for thousands of people Such persons were selling vegetables carrying waste in cities and were using such facilities created by themselves for transporting various things from one place to another he said Mere issuing of an order without studying the ground reality is not a sign of healthy governance Cheema said adding that while ordering the ban the Mann-led government should have devised some other alternative through which those running jugad rehris could earn their livelihood Congress leader and MLA Sukhpal Khaira too called it a bad decision and said the AAP which claims to represent ordinary and poor people has inflicted havoc on the poorest of the poor and the move will affect the lives of one lakh families The argument given by BhagwantMann govt to ban these Engine Rehrasof poor vendors that they cause road accidents is illogical as most accidents are caused as theres no rule of law or fear of law neither policing on roads besides stray animalsdrunken driving etc Bad decision said Khaira in a tweet PTI CHS VSD CJ CJ