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Delhi Electricty Regulatory Commission

Regulation 52 (viii) of Supply Code, 2007, says that in case of suspected theft of power, the authorised officer will remove the old meter under a seizure memo and seal it in the presence of the consumer or his representative. (Representational image)

DERC penalises BSES for violation of rules

Rs 20,000 fine on discom for harassing firm.

25 Jun 2018 1:16 AM


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