Paramjit Singh Pamma Calls For Power Company Choice To Curb Monopolies, Celebrates 30 Years Of Public Service

The event saw attendance from singer Rohan, famous writer Balwinder Singh Sodhi, noted singer Surekha Robin, National Akali Dal Delhi President Kuldeep Singh Marwah, youth leader Vikrant, Gursimran Kaur, and many other members. This song is the ninth dedicated to Pamma’s work.

Paramjit Singh Pamma, during his address, reiterated his commitment to working for societal interests. He criticized the Delhi government, stating that while it claims to provide free electricity and education, the power companies continue to impose exorbitant bills on people, with the government remaining a mute spectator. He urged the government to curb the unchecked actions of power companies and private schools.

Pamma proposed that the government should introduce a scheme allowing consumers to choose their power distribution company similar to how they select telecom and mobile service providers. He highlighted how competition among mobile companies drastically reduced the cost of calls, benefitting consumers. Pamma believes that introducing more companies into the power sector would similarly provide consumers with better and cheaper services.

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National Akali Dal Women’s Wing President Bhavna Dhawan announced a special program on July 14th to commemorate Pamma’s 30 years of service. During this event, the new song will be officially released, and individuals who have contributed to society in various fields will be honored.

Pamma’s advocacy for public choice in selecting power companies aims to break the monopoly and ensure fair pricing and better services for consumers, reflecting his relentless dedication to public welfare over the past three decades.