Patiala, Dec. 13 -- All major PSPCL and PSTCL unions on Friday announced a joint protest campaign opposing the proposed sale of power sector land and assets, key provisions of the Draft Electricity Amendment Bill 2025, the rollout of four new labour codes and alleged hurdles in setting up the 2x800 MW state-sector units at Ropar. The decision came at a joint meeting of power unions held at the PSEB Engineers' Association Home in Patiala. Leaders from multiple unions-including the PSEB Engineers' Association, Employees Joint Forum, Bijli Mulazim Ekta Manch, Council of Junior Engineers, Officers Accounts Association, Powercom Pension Union and others-discussed what they described as mounting threats to Punjab's power sector. Representatives of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha also attended. Union leaders warned that selling PSPCL and PSTCL land would severely restrict future development of critical infrastructure such as substations, transmission corridors and new power projects. They said provisions in the Draft Electricity Amendment Bill 2025 would weaken state utilities, undermine the federal structure and place affordable, reliable electricity for households and farmers at risk. They said their leaders will join the Samyukt Kisan Morcha meeting in Chandigarh on December 13...