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Dues cleared before seizure by Water Board
Occupants of Manzil Chambers, a commercial complex near Mehdipatnam Bus Stand, under the jurisdiction of O&M Division No III, Navodaya Nagar, was served disconnection notices and Red Notice and also Form-I under the RR Act.
Occupants of Manzil Chambers, a commercial complex near Mehdipatnam Bus Stand, under the jurisdiction of O&M Division No III, Navodaya Nagar, was served disconnection notices and Red Notice and also Form-I under the RR Act. Te complex coughed up the entire amount of Rs 1.20 lakh including the penalty of Rs 10,000. The due was cleared before the revenue and vigilance wing officials of the Water Board zoomed in to take action to seize movable assets under the RR Act on Saturday.
VL Praveen Kumar, chief general manager (revenue); V Swamy, general manager (engg), O&M Division No III; Navodaya Nagar, P Nagender Kumar, deputy general manager (engg.), sub-division-I, O&M Division No III; Navodaya Nagar and officials of the vigilance wing, task force, HMWS&SB participated in the joint action.
M Jagadeeshwar, MD of the HMWS&SB, reiterated that the board would not tolerate defaulters and consumers would be requested to make payments promptly.
