Erroneous electricity bills plague rural Nashik
The Free Press Journal|March 18, 2024
Residents in rural areas of Nashik are once again grappling with the consequences of poor management by the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL), commonly known as 'Mahavitaran'. Numerous consumers in rural and taluka areas have been receiving electricity bills that far exceed their usual charges.
PRASHANT NIKALE
Erroneous electricity bills plague rural Nashik

A prevailing issue is the apparent negligence of private agencies tasked with billing consumers, resulting in erroneous bill distributions and undue financial burdens on ordinary citizens. Despite attempts by consumers to address the inflated bills and seek reductions, they encounter unresponsive offices, often closed during regular hours.

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