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K-Electric taking stringent action against electricity thieves, defaulters

byCT Report
22/05/2015
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI:  K-Electric officials, along with Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Sindh police and Rangers, have taken stern action against defaulters and electricity thieves in various areas of Karachi.

In a press statement, the KE said that the FIA uncovered over 2,500 hook connections in various areas of Karachi and took stern action against the offenders. Many renowned restaurants such as Bundoo Khan, Ambala Food and Broadway Pizza situated at Sindhi Muslim Society were found involved in electricity theft. On the basis of installing illegal hook connections, FIA took strict action against power theft, sealed these restaurants and apprehended the offenders for further investigations.

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Operation Burq team carried further raids in different areas including Gulistan-e-Johar, Liaquatabad, Orangi, Clifton, Bahadurabad and Tipu Sultan areas.

KE  spokesman said, “Operation Burq is a reflection of KE’s unwavering policy against power theft and sends out a clear message to all defaulters and electricity thieves. KE will continue to combat electricity theft in the city through their operation and all culprits will face strict legal action regardless of their status quo. The purpose of this operation is to facilitate our valued customers who bear the brunt of load-shed due to these defaulters and power thieves. Law enforcement agencies are working alongside KE and we are committed in continuing these raids while taking lawful action against all culprits

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