Chandigarh to move SC against stay

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Chandigarh, June 17

The UT Administration has decided to move the Supreme Court against the Punjab and Haryana High Court stay on the power privatisation process.

On a petition filed by the UT Powermen Union, the HC had, on May 28, stayed the tendering process of the Electricity Department. A senior officer said they would file a writ petition in the SC against the stay order of the HC to fast track the process.

Recently, the UT Administration had opened technical bids of six companies — Sterlite Power, ReNew Wing Energy, NESCL (NTPC), Adani Transmission Ltd, Tata Power and Torrent Power. — TNS

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