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Govt censured for overbilling

byCustoms Today Report
02/10/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Water and Power has criticised the government for ‘exploiting’ power consumers by sending them inflated electricity bills.

The members of the Senate Standing Committee on Water and Power also censured the officials of Ministry of Water and Power, Wapda and NTDC for irking the masses who have already been suffering from uncountable troubles. Committee Chairman Senator Zahid Khan said that the country was facing severe power outage but the government has grabbed Rs70 billion from the consumers. He urged the government to take action against responsible departments and officials and the ministry should inform the committee about their punishment.

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Zahid Khan said that despite the prime minister’s orders, no relief had been given to the people so far. “The government should disconnect the electricity connections of the political leaders who are not paying their bills,” he suggested.

The Senate Standing on Water and Power also discussed the award tendering of Neelum Jhelum transmission lines.

Tags: Committee Chairman Senator Zahid Khanelectricity connectionMinistry of Water and PowerNeelum JhelumNTDCpolitical leaderspower outageSenate Standing Committee on Water and PowerWapda

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