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Delhi BJP seeks special Assembly session over power purchase pact

The Morning Standard

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July 17, 2024

DELHI BJP MLAs on Tuesday wrote a letter to Assembly Speaker Ramniwas Goel demanding a special session of the Assembly to discuss power purchase agreement charge (PPAC) and other surcharges.

- UJWAL JALALI

Delhi BJP seeks special Assembly session over power purchase pact

The letter was a part of the campaign run by the Delhi BJP against the excessive PPAC, pension surcharge, and other surcharges imposed on consumers allegedly by the Delhi government.

At a press conference after the meeting, the BJP MLAS said that they urged the Speaker to hold a special session of the Assembly to draw the AAP government's attention and fix accountability on the "problems faced by people due to the high price of electricity and waterlogging".

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