Sakshi Dhoni Calls Out The Constant Power Crisis In Jharkhand Amidst Coal Shortage In Power Plants
I think it is safe to say that no matter who is in power and who the citizens are, no one is fully satisfied with their government. Considering how many things are in our country currently, it is clear that many of our citizens aren’t satisfied with how things are. And while a lot of us complain about it, it makes a vast difference when a person with an actual voice discusses these issues and the common man doing it. Hence I believe that it is actually really beneficial that Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s wife, Sakshi Dhoni tweeted about the constant power crisis in Jharkhand.
Former India and Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s wife Sakshi Dhoni took to Twitter and highlighted the constant power crisis that Jharkhand has been facing for the past few years. Her tweet reads, “As a taxpayer of Jharkhand just want to know why is there a power crisis in Jharkhand since so many years? We are doing our part by consciously making sure we save energy!” Check out the tweet here:
Also Read: A 16 YO Boy From Gujarat Confessed To Threatening MS Dhoni’s Daughter With Rape. Is This What We Are Teaching Our Boys?
As a tax payer of Jharkhand just want to know why is there a power crisis in Jharkhand since so many years ? We are doing our part by consciously making sure we save energy !
— Sakshi Singh 🇮🇳❤️ (@SaakshiSRawat) April 25, 2022
Also Read: In UP, A 51-Year-Old Man Was Recently Arrested For Molesting As Many As 66 Women
Sakshi tweeted this while there have been reports of coal shortages in power plants across the country. Jharkhand has also been facing heat waves as they have been facing temperatures higher than 40°C. Furthermore, heatwaves have been predicted in districts of East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum, Girdhi, Bokaro, Ranchi, Palamu, Koderma, Chatra, and Garhwa up till April 28. According to reports, Union Minister for Power, RK Singh has met with Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to discuss means of efficient transportation to make coal easily available in power plants.
