Archive · 14 Aug 2025
Punjab Power Employees Extend Strike to August 15 Over Delayed Circular
Workers who provide electricity in Punjab are on strike because they want the government to do what they promised.
The workers say the government agreed to 25 things, but hasn't made it official.
They started striking on August 11th and will continue until August 15th.
The workers are upset because they feel the government is not following through with its promises.
They plan to show their unhappiness on Independence Day by waving black flags.
Power employees in Punjab extended their strike until August 15.
The strike protests the delay in issuing a circular for 25 demands accepted on June 2.
The agitation is led by multiple unions under the PSEB Employees Joint Forum.
Union leaders stated no communication with PSPCL prompted the strike extension.
Employees plan to wave black flags on Independence Day.
- Who
- Power employees and multiple unions.
- What
- Extension of the power employees' strike.
- When
- Extended until August 15.
- Where
- Punjab, India.
- Why
- Protest against the delay in issuing a circular for 25 demands accepted by the state government.
Power Employee Stance
Government/PSPCL Response
Government Action
Power Employee Stance
Authorities failed to implement accepted demands and are misleading the public.
Government/PSPCL Response
No opposing view is presented in the article
- Event
- Power Employees Strike
- Date Extended To
- August 15
- Primary Reason
- Delayed Circular
- Key Demands
- 25 Demands Accepted June 2
- Participating Unions
- PSEB Employees Joint Forum, Bijli Mulazam Ekta Manch, Grid Union, Powercom & Transco Pensioners Union