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KTR says power sector is in disarray under Congress government

Source: The Hindu · 23 Sep 2026, 13:10 UTC
KTR says power sector is in disarray under Congress government
Image: The Hindu · original report

KTR said the power sector was in disarray under a Congress government, according to The Hindu. The supplied material contains no details of the claims supporting the criticism, the government’s response, the location involved or the specific policies and performance indicators at issue.

KTR has said the power sector is in disarray under a Congress government, The Hindu reported. The statement represents a criticism of the government’s management of electricity and related infrastructure. However, the supplied source material does not identify the setting in which KTR made the remarks or specify which government or jurisdiction he was discussing.

It also provides no figures on power generation, supply, outages, tariffs, investment or the financial condition of utilities. There is no accompanying assessment from officials, regulators or independent experts. The material does not include a response from the Congress government or explain whether it disputed KTR’s characterisation.

It also does not identify a particular decision or event that prompted the criticism. On the information available, the report establishes only KTR’s broad allegation about the state of the power sector under Congress rule. No further factual detail can be added from the supplied material.

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