http://www.fromdelhi.com/2005/07/01/tata-vs-reliance/ Every.Dog has_a :blog Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:12:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.fromdelhi.com/2005/07/01/tata-vs-reliance/#comment-45870 Rajinder Ahluwalia Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:35:12 +0000 http://www.fromdelhi.com/?p=6#comment-45870 The ineffective warning of Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit to the BSES and the false comments upon NDPL are all political games. The truth is that the Delhi Govt is hand in glove with the DISCOMs. All such comments and warnings are only upon the surface. In reality both are mutual beneficiaries. The BSES operates in areas where RWA are more active and raise there concerns strongly. However, in case of areas with NDPL, the people are equally affected but somehow they are unable to raise the same strong noises. If one visits the consumer courts/forums, in the area of NDPL, the major litigations are against the NDPL. Cases includes complaint against Power outages, irregular billing, hefty bills, false assessment, harassment through NDPL officers, corruption etc. It is surprising as to how our Chief Minister remains unaware of these facts and why she seems to be giving a clean chit to NDPL. The media can play a big role in highlighting the plight of the victims of the NDPL too. The best way to approach the victims of the NDPL is to reach to hundreds of people who are filing consumer complaints against the NDPL in Consumer Court Shalimar Bagh. Rajinder Ahluwalia Advocate Supreme Court/Delhi High Court 9990400404 The ineffective warning of Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit to the BSES and the false comments upon NDPL are all political games. The truth is that the Delhi Govt is hand in glove with the DISCOMs. All such comments and warnings are only upon the surface. In reality both are mutual beneficiaries.
The BSES operates in areas where RWA are more active and raise there concerns strongly. However, in case of areas with NDPL, the people are equally affected but somehow they are unable to raise the same strong noises.
If one visits the consumer courts/forums, in the area of NDPL, the major litigations are against the NDPL. Cases includes complaint against Power outages, irregular billing, hefty bills, false assessment, harassment through NDPL officers, corruption etc. It is surprising as to how our Chief Minister remains unaware of these facts and why she seems to be giving a clean chit to NDPL.
The media can play a big role in highlighting the plight of the victims of the NDPL too. The best way to approach the victims of the NDPL is to reach to hundreds of people who are filing consumer complaints against the NDPL in Consumer Court Shalimar Bagh.
Rajinder Ahluwalia Advocate
Supreme Court/Delhi High Court
9990400404

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