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Raisen Farmers Protest Power Crisis: Discussion Concludes, Village to Receive 12 Hours of Electricity and 10 Hours for Irrigation
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Farmers in the Jamunia area of Raisen, upset by the power crisis, surrounded the Kulhadiya power station. They claimed that their paddy crops were drying up due to insufficient electricity. After nearly 10 hours of discussion, officials and farmers reached an agreement at 8 pm on Friday, ending the protest. Farmers explained that the Jamunia feeder's transformer had been stolen and had been uninstalled, impacting power supply. They also reported…
·Bhopal, India
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