Consumers are requested to register electricity supply related complaints or obtain Power Supply related information from phone numbers of concerned Area/Sub Division, an official spokesman said.
He said the state government has ordered Deputy Commissioners (DCs) to closely monitor whether farmers are receiving the allocated 8 hours power supply for paddy season.
In case discrepancies are identified, they have to submit a report to the state government, he said.
The Punjab government is committed to ensure farmers receive uninterrupted power supply in this designated duration to facilitate maximisation of crop production, he said.
If any complaint is not registered/not attended to/ relevant information regarding electric supply is not provided, consumers can contact central control room established at the Head Office, Patiala, he said.
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