"There is a communication gap between the power developers and the people. People of Arunachal are very simple. If they are properly made aware of the advantages of the projects including security of the local communities, they would never oppose," Tuki observed while attending a high level review meeting with NHPC officials at New Delhi yesterday, official sources said here today.
Tuki also hinted at the lackadaisical attitude of the executing agencies in taking the people, especially those affected by the projects, into confidence and winning their faith, in the meeting in which he took detailed stock of the status of the Subansiri Lower Hydro Electric Project, Tawang I and Tawang II projects besides Dibang Multipurpose hydro electric project, the sources said.
The chief minister said he has full faith in PSU
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