According to the report, the 10-hour protest on Tuesday caused major traffic disruptions in the area, with long queues of vehicles forming and citizens facing significant challenges.
Locals reported that the electricity issue had persisted for the past seven days, severely impacting their daily lives. They also complained about receiving high electricity bills despite the ongoing power outages and water shortages. Despite filing several complaints, no action had been taken, prompting the protest.
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