Power cuts for 4-5 days, enraged locals keep power dept representatives prisoner
In Senteri town, Odisha, residents disappointed by 4-5 days of ceaseless power cuts kept power division workers on lock down. They requested composed affirmations of a continuous power supply, refering to long stretches of disregard and mischief from authorities.
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Frustrated over rehashed power cuts, irate locals of Senteri town under Nuagaon block in Nayagarh region, kept on lock down the manager and different representatives of the power division. Irate residents asserted that the whole town was bubbling in the intensity because of the power cuts for the last 4-5 days and would not deliver them until their concerns were settled.
The locals blamed senior authorities for the power division of undermining and making trouble with them and wouldn't deliver the prisoners until they were given a commitment recorded as a hard copy. Emotions raged out of control and warmed contentions broke out, prompting turmoil in the town.
The power division representatives had gone to the town for some work when enraged local people cornered them over the continuous power cuts and blamed them for not resolving their concerns in spite of rehashed objections.
"Our town has been bubbling in the intensity throughout the previous four days because of successive power cuts. At the point when we call their representatives, they get into mischief with us and admonish us on the telephone utilizing dirty language. JE keeps his telephone turned off at whatever point we call him. This isn't the initial time. Power cuts have been going on in our town for the last 10-12 years, however there has been no improvement, seriously influencing our regular routines," said a neighborhood Dilu Pradhan.
"We have never gotten out of hand with any official. Yet, presently we are compelled to bring regulation into our hands. All we need is a continuous power supply. We will confine the representatives until their senior authorities show up in our town and give us in a composed way," he added.
Essentially, another neighborhood Saroj Kumar Naik said, "They have cut power association in the town for the last 4-5 days. Linemen get into mischief with us when we call them. Notwithstanding rehashed objections, they are least annoyed even as we are passing on in the intensity. In fight, we have confined a couple of workers of the electric division. We believe their senior authorities should come to the town and give an affirmation recorded as a hard copy that they will promptly give a continuous power supply."
