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Temporary electricity connections within 24 hours during festival season
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The applicants can use websites, mobile apps and customer care of the discoms to apply for the temporary connections. The applicants can also make online payments for these temporary connections, said a BSES spokesperson.
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Temporary electricity connections within 24 hours during festival season
New Delhi: Power discoms in the national capital have launched a ‘Tatkal’ service for temporary power connections within 24 hours for the festival season, aimed at helping organisers of Durga Puja, Ramlilas, Diwali melas and other events, including weddings. BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) and BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) are gearing up to power the city’s festivities.
The applicants can use websites, mobile apps and customer care of the discoms to apply for the temporary connections. The applicants can also make online payments for these temporary connections, said a BSES spokesperson.
Through its ‘Tatkal’ temporary electricity connection service, BSES is facilitating same-day electricity connections for Durga Puja celebrations, Ramlilas, Diwali melas, weddings and other events, he said.
Subject to completion of the prescribed formalities and technical feasibility, consumers can obtain a temporary electricity connection within 24 hours, he said.
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