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PDD assures no 'erroneous meter readings' in near future 8/3/2015 11:21:01 PM Early Times Report Sunderbani, Aug 3: Responding to the amass complaints from Sunderbani people in regard to flawed and inflated electricity bills against wrong reading on the electronic meters , the Power Development Department (PDD) Official Sunderbani assured that no wrong meter readings should be there in near future. A few days ago many locals have alleged the PDD Sunderbani for sending wrong meter reading and erroneous billing against faulty readings. Locals resented the bills were quite inflated and were virtually showing high usage of power which they have never consumed. In his defence, AEE Sunderbani Kuldeep Sharma briefly said that there is a lack of human resources in the office. "Presently a single employee is working as multitask-resource and the department doesn't want to further burden him. He however assured the people that no wrong meter readings should be there in near future and also appealed to the people to install quality electric meter to avoid faulty readings.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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