Haryana power cut: Homes in dark for hours, residents block roads
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The two‑day power outage in Haryana left homes without electricity, disrupted water supplies and halted industrial production, affecting daily life and livelihoods.
A two-day power strike in Haryana caused significant disruptions across Gurgaon and surrounding areas. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini assured employees that no private power distribution licenses would be permitted. Outages led to water supply disruptions and industrial production halts, impacting many residents and businesses. Appeals were made by industry bodies for urgent government intervention to restore power.
Haryana is an Indian state where electricity is supplied by state‑run utilities; strikes by power workers can shut down the grid, and the issue of granting private distribution licenses is a recurring policy debate.
- •Announcements from the state government on steps to restore power
- •Any policy decisions regarding private power distribution licenses
- •Responses from industry bodies urging faster intervention