Power supply scheme: Why all the farmers of the state are not taking advantage of this scheme, know the reason

Power supply scheme: The state’s free energy supply program for private tube wells is not being used by all farmers. The Energy Corporation has thus once again extended the deadline for scheme registration to November 15th. Although October 16 was formerly the deadline for registration, as of right moment, just 7.77 lakh of the 15.72 lakh farmers have signed up for the program. Pankaj Kumar, the managing director of Energy Corporation, has given directives to extend the registration deadline.

The Energy Corporation has made it clear that farmers would have the option of paying the unpaid payment in three or six installments in addition to extending the registration deadline. In order to pay the outstanding debt in three installments, the first installment must be submitted before December 31st after registration. Next year, the second payment must be placed by January 31 and the third installment by February 28.

Likewise, in order to settle outstanding invoices in six installments, the first installment must be placed by December 31st, the second by January 31st, the third by February 28th, the fourth by March 31st, the fifth by April 30th, and the sixth by May 31st.

Terms need to be established based on farmers’ convenience

Awadhesh Verma, president of the Uttar Pradesh State Electricity Consumer Council, expressed grave worry about farmers’ lack of enthusiasm in the program. According to him, farmers are refusing to comply with the requirements set out by the Energy Corporation in order to get the program’s advantages. The need that meters be installed and unpaid bills be paid is not being accepted by farmers. As a result, the Energy Corporation need to treat this issue seriously and adjust the circumstances to suit farmers’ needs.

Many places, including Aliganj and Gomti Nagar, will continue to experience power outages

There will be a power outage in several locations on Tuesday due to the repair of worn-out wires. According to the city’s executive engineer, the ITI power substation-related power supply at Prem General Store Gali, Mehndi Tola will be interrupted between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. From 9 am to 4 pm, the Him City power supply associated with the GSI power substation and the Dil Kash Plaza of the Priyadarshini power substation will not be operational.

Between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., the Chaman Hotel’s power supply and the Ahibharanpur Daliganj Triveni Nagar power substation’s surrounding regions will be interrupted, and between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., the Indira Public feeder area will be impacted. According to the Rahimnagar Executive Engineer, there will be a power outage in the Engineering College power substation’s Shankarpur, Lari Package, Shankarpur Village, Sitapur Road, and Madiyawan districts between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. From midday until four o’clock, there will be a power outage in the vicinity of Kamala Nehru Nagar, Mayur Vihar, and Mukherjee Park due to the Vikas Nagar power substation.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., there will be a partial power outage in the area around Banarasi Toll, Sector-E of Purnia Electricity Substation, and in Aliganj Sector-O, Sector-N, and Sector-M of Goyal Electricity Substation. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Vipul Khand 3, 4, 5, and 6 electricity connected to the Vipin Khand Electricity Substation in Gomti Nagar would be out of commission. Likewise, the Vipin Khand Electricity Substation-related power outage in Vishal Khand 3, 4, and 5 will occur between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.