- The supply of three towns and farms will soon be connected
- You will get relief from outages caused by overloaded power lines
(Jind News) Jind. A 33 KV power plant has been ready on the Karasindhu-Baroda link road of Karasindhu village. The Electricity Corporation spent an amount of around Rs 350 lakh on its construction. For many years there was a demand to build a power plant in Karasindhu village. Apart from Karasindhu village, electricity will be supplied to Gurukul Kheda, Alipura village and fields from here.
While the three villages will get relief from power outages due to overloaded power lines, by constructing separate power plants in three villages connected to different power plants, the load there will be reduced and electricity consumers will be free from power outages. overloading of power lines. You will get relief. Electricity supply to Karsindhu village and fields comes from the 33 KV power station of Uchana urban area. Electricity supply to Gurukul Kheda, Alipura village and fields comes from Chattar Power House.
For many years there was a demand to build a power plant.
Vinod, Manoj, Suresh said that for many years there was a demand to construct a power plant in Karasindhu village. In which the work had been started by the Electric Corporation. Now the power plant has started. The power supply has not yet been connected from here. The ancient demand of the three towns has been fulfilled. If we eliminate outages caused by overloaded power lines in villages and farms, regular power supply will be maintained. BJP MLA Devendra Chaturbhuj Attri said CM Nayab Singh Saini will do the job of fulfilling everyone’s dreams. Work will be done to make Uchana area a developed Uchana.
Power line will soon be connected to the power house: SDO
Electricity Corporation SDO Manoj Kumar said the power line will be connected to the power plant soon. With an expenditure of around Rs 350 lakh, the Electricity Corporation constructed a 33 KV power plant to supply electricity to Karasindhu, Gurukul Kheda, Alipura village and fields.
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