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CPI (M) opposes proposed rural power DISCOM, demands withdrawal of APRAPL plan

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CPI (M) opposes proposed rural power DISCOM, demands withdrawal of APRAPL plan

APRAPL is a "deemed DISCOM" existing only on paper and it lacked the infrastructure, financial resources and operational capabilities required under the Electricity Act, 2003, the Left party leader said

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