CPI (M) Critiques APRAPL's Proposed Rural Power DISCOM Plan
The CPI (M) has voiced strong opposition to the APRAPL plan, highlighting concerns over its lack of necessary infrastructure and resources as mandated by the Electricity Act, 2003.
Editorial Staff
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Updated 2 days ago
On June 21, 2026, the CPI (M) publicly opposed the proposed rural power DISCOM plan put forth by APRAPL, labeling it a 'deemed DISCOM' that exists only on paper.
Party leaders criticized APRAPL for its insufficient infrastructure and financial resources, which they argue do not meet the requirements outlined in the Electricity Act, 2003.
The CPI (M) is calling for the withdrawal of the APRAPL plan, emphasizing the need for a more viable solution to rural power distribution.