Agartala Residents Slam TSECL Over Constant Power Outages

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Agartala: Agartala residents are demanding answers from the Tripura State Electricity Corporation Limited as frequent blackouts cripple the city. Routine technical failures and shaky maintenance have turned electricity service into a constant source of frustration. Consumers claim the utility is failing its basic duty to keep the lights on.

The latest hit came today. The Dukli feeder went dark for seven hours starting at 6:00 am. Residents spent the morning struggling with basic chores and essential work. The timing stung, as students are currently sitting for half-yearly school exams. Families watched study schedules collapse while they waited for the power to return.

Locals say these outages are not one-off incidents. They blame poor upkeep of transformers, feeders, and grid infrastructure. The public is losing faith in the 1912 electricity helpline too. Callers report that responses are often missing or slow. One resident stated, "For consumers, the immediate concern remains uninterrupted electricity supply and timely restoration whenever faults occur."

Public patience is running thin. Citizens want the corporation to ditch reactive repairs for real preventive maintenance. They want accountability for the poor service and clear updates when the grid fails. For the people of Agartala, steady power is a requirement, not a luxury they can wait hours to receive.

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