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Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests PSPCL lineman Hardeep Singh for demanding a bribe. Evidence includes bank statements and recordings, leading to legal charges.

PSPCL Lineman Arrested for Bribery in Punjab

In a crackdown on corruption, Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests PSPCL technician Hardeep Singh over bribery demands, with solid evidence backing the case.

PSPCL lineman Hardeep Singh was arrested by Punjab Vigilance Bureau for demanding a Rs 15,000 bribe, substantiated by evidence including UPI transactions and call recordings.

The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) during its ongoing campaign against corruption in the state, has arrested Hardeep Singh, Lineman, PSPCL, posted at Sub-Division Jastarwal, Amritsar district for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 15000.
Disclosing this here today an official spokesperson of the state VB said the above said accused has been arrested based on a complaint filed by a resident of village Muhara, tehsil Lopoke in Amritsar district on the Chief Minister&rsquo;s Anti Corruption Action Line.
The complainant had alleged that electricity transformer installed in his fields had fell down during the recent storms but the said accused lineman had demanded an illegal gratification of Rs 15,000 in return for carrying out the said work.
The spokesperson informed that verification of said complaint revealed that the accused Lineman had demanded a bribe of Rs 15,000 and accepted first installment of Rs 5000 in cash. Later the accused lineman compelled the complainant to pay Rs 1000 to a private person for assisting installing the transformer. Moreover, the accused persistently demanded the remaining Rs 10,000 through voice messages and calls. Afterwards, the complainant had transferred Rs 10,000 via Google Pay on his mobile.
He further informed that corroborating the evidence, including call recordings, screenshots of the UPI transactions, bank statement and voice messages of the accused, it has come to light that the accused had indeed demanded and accepted a &nbsp;bribe of Rs 15,000 from the complaint. &nbsp; Based on the probe, a case under prevention of corruption act has been registered against the aforementioned accused at VB police station Amritsar range. The accused would be produced before the competent court tomorrow. Any involvement of other officials or employees would be investigated during further investigation, he said.

PSPCL accomplishes a peak capacity of 70 lakh tonnes at Pachhwara Mine, enhancing Punjab's energy security and achieving significant cost savings.

PSPCL Achieves Peak Coal Capacity Milestone

Punjab State Power Corporation Limited hits a milestone by reaching peak coal capacity at Pachhwara Mine, saving Rs. 950 crore and ensuring energy security for Punjab.

PSPCL accomplishes a peak capacity of 70 lakh tonnes at Pachhwara Mine

PSPCL reaches peak coal capacity at Pachhwara Mine, saving Rs. 950 crore, enhancing energy security and power stability.

In a major advancement toward ensuring uninterrupted and cost-effective coal supply for Its thermal power plants, the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has reached a significant milestone by achieving the peak rated capacity of 70 lakh tonnes at its Pachhwara Central Coal Mine in Financial Year 2024-25, informed Power Minister S. Harbhajan Singh ETO in a press communique issued here today.
The Cabinet Minister S. Harbhajan &nbsp;Singh ETO said that the Pachhwara Mine, which had remained non-operational since March 31, 2015, was successfully revived in December 2022 under the proactive leadership of Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann. Since its revival, the mine has supplied 115 lakh tonnes of coal to PSPCL's thermal power stations, generating estimated savings of Rs.950 crore compared to Cost of coal procured from Coal India Limited (CIL), significantly reducing power generation costs.
The Cabinet Minister said, achieving peak rated capacity at Pachhwara Mine showcased that Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann led government is committed to energy security, operational efficiency and financial prudence, adding that this milestone will enhance self-reliance in coal procurement, diminishes dependence on external sources and stabilizes power supply for Punjab.
Commenting on the achievement, Power Minister S. Harbhajan Singh ETO said, "This remarkable success at Pachhwara Mine showing department's dedication toward enhancing Punjab's energy security. By ensuring a steady and economical supply of coal, we are committed to providing reliable and affordable electricity to consumers."
This achievement is expected to further strengthen the state's power infrastructure and help maintain stable electricity tariffs, he added.
The Cabinet Minister further said that with the operationalization of the mine, PSPCL has transferred its Coal India linkage to independent power producers (IPPs) at Talwandi Sabo and Rajpura under the flexi policy, eliminating the need for imported or alternative coal, which also had contributed to conserving to valuable foreign Exchange for our country.
The availability of high-quality coal has significantly improved the Plant Load Factor (PLF) of PSPCL's own thermal power plants.

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