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Kashmir Inc urges LG, CS to announce amnesty for power tariff in favor of Commercial and Industrial Consumers

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December 5, 2022
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Srinagar: The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Inc) urged the LG Manoj Sinha to announce amnesty for power tariff in favor of Commercial and  Industrial Consumers. The Industrialist of Jammu & Kashmir region has almost collapsed due to the pandemic Covid -19 crises.

President Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad drew attention of Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor and Arun Kumar Mehta,( IAS) Chief Secretary,  towards the industrial sector of Jammu & Kashmir, due to the financial crunch a number of units have not availed the previous Power Amnesty Scheme.

President  also  requested  the authorities  not to   disconnected  the power  supplies forcing  the Industrialists/ Commercial Establishments to close down their units.

Recently  we met Principal Secretary, Power Development Department , J&K  and we are waiting  for the  outcome of our suggestions  given in the meeting and we request LG Administration to  announce   amnesty to the Commercial Consumers at par with Domestic Consumers  so that they can pay their (pending) electricity bills waiving interest and penalties besides after settling the same with the Power Development Department.

The  power situation in the Kashmir both for industries as also domestic use remains to be uncertain and erratic load shedding and curtailment of power is frequent beyond tolerance, the supply is erratic yet the bills are raised irrationally. Transformers damaged take month to get replaced leaving the people on lurk to cry for the essential requirement of electricity. With the onset of winter, unscheduled and prolonged power cuts have become an unwritten rule, not only in non-metered areas, but metered areas as well.

The administration must come out immediately with a comprehensive power supply policy to cope with intermittent and unscheduled power cuts during this harsh winter.

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