Haryana’s Energy Minister Anil Vij said that an 800 MW supercritical thermal unit will be established in Yamunanagar. This unit will employ cutting-edge technology and will help reduce pollution.
He was interacting the media persons after inspecting the preparations for the proposed visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Yamunanagar. Before the inspection, Vij held a meeting with officers at the venue and gave necessary directions regarding arrangements.
During the inspection, Sh. Vij informed that the Prime Minister will visit Yamunanagar on April 14 to lay the foundation stone of the third 800 MW unit of the Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Plant. This will enhance the state’s electricity generation capacity and provide significant benefits.
*A plant is planned in Khedar and two in Panipat – Vij*
He added that the government is planning to set up a similar plant in Khedar and two in Panipat. These thermal units will boost our power generation and reduce dependence on external power sources.
*No hike in electricity prices for consumers up to 300 units – Vij*
In response to a question about electricity prices, Vij said there has been no increase in tariffs for consumers using up to 300 units. He said that since 2014, price hikes have been 72% lower compared to earlier trends, with only a 15-20 paise increase, which is not significant.
*Fuel price hikes will not affect the public – Vij*
When asked about the increase in petrol and diesel prices, he clarified that the burden of this hike will not be passed on to the public.
*I listen to all employees’ concerns and provide help where possible – Vij*
Regarding the strike by Haryana Roadways employees, Sh. Vij said that “I regularly listen to the concerns of employees in all departments under me and help them as much as possible. No such issue from Roadways employees has been brought to my notice.” On the “Happy Card,” he mentioned that people are benefiting from the scheme. Regarding land acquisition for the rally venue, he said farmers will be given fair compensation.
Vij thoroughly inspected every aspect of the Prime Minister’s proposed rally on April 14*
He said that he reviewed all the arrangements made by the officials and ensured that every detail was being handled with care. “I’ve given various instructions based on my experience of attending such rallies during my 40 years in politics,” he said. He also shared all important points that came to my attention with the officers.
*Energy Minister reviewed various arrangements and gave instructions*
Vij instructed the officers to ensure proper arrangements for drinking water, toilets, parking, security, and seating for the public attending the event. He also discussed at length with officials the PM’s route plan, VIP toilets, media center setup, equipment to be installed in the media center, stage seating and other relevant issues.
Vij inspected the thermal power plant established in Yamunanagar*
Later, the Energy Minister, along with senior officers and engineers, inspected the existing thermal power plant in Yamunanagar and gathered information about the technology being used. The officers provided him with complete details regarding power generation at the plant.
Present on the occasion were Additional Chief Secretary of the Energy Department Apoorva Kumar Singh, Ambala Range IG Sibash Kaviraj, Power Generation Corporation MD Ashok Meena, BJP District President Rajesh Sapra, Deputy Commissioner Parth Gupta, SP Rajeev Deswal, Additional SP Srishti Gupta, Superintendent Engineer Arvind Rohilla of the Public Health Engineering Department, SDM of Jagadhri Sonu Ram and other department officials.
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