Only 12% consumers enrol in OTS as power theft dues touch ₹6,367 cr in UP
By
Neha Kumari
Uttar Pradesh’s one-time settlement (OTS) scheme for power theft has received a tepid response, with just 12% of eligible consumers enrolling despite substantial waivers on offer.
The scheme, branded as Bijli Bill Rahat Yojana, covers penalty and compounding charges in cases of alleged power pilferage, along with regular dues. Those accused can avoid litigation by depositing the assessed amount under the scheme.
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