<h1>Uninterrupted power supply duty questioned as parties dispute infrastructure funding and alleged power-sector corruption.</h1> Allegations concerning municipal responsibility for electricity supply and accusations of corruption in power-sector management dominate the political exchange. One party contends that uninterrupted electricity provision was achieved during its decade-long administration and that outages have recurred since the new government took office, framing continuous supply as a core governmental duty and citing past central funding for infrastructure. The opposing party rejects acclaim for uninterrupted supply as exceptional and accuses the former administration of engaging in corrupt practices linked to subsidies and Power Purchase Agreements.