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Consumers in Delhi can give missed call to opt for power subsidy from today: Arvind Kejriwal

Kejriwal said many people wanted to give up power subsidy in Delhi. Those who want to avail subsidy will get a form that they can fill to apply

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|Sep 14, 2022, 13:20:30 IST

New Delhi: Online and offline methods will be made available to consumers to opt for power subsidy from Wednesday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said.At a press conference here, he said power consumers in Delhi can give a missed call on 7011311111 to opt for the subsidy from today.Kejriwal said many people wanted to give up power subsidy in Delhi. Those who want to avail subsidy will get a form that they can fill to apply. They can also give a missed call on 7011311111 whereby they will get a form on WhatsApp that they can fill up to apply for subsidy.Those applying for subsidy till 31 October will be paid subsidy of the month. Every month people can apply for subsidy, he added.Kejriwal also claimed that the BJP approached 10 MLAs of the AAP government in Punjab and alleged it was buying MLAs and breaking governments. The ruling AAP in Punjab on Tuesday accused the BJP of offering Rs 20-25 crore each to its MLAs in an attempt to topple the Bhagwant Mann government in the state.The Punjab BJP had dubbed the allegations as "baseless" and "bundle of lies" and said AAP is trying to divert attention of people from its "failures".Read all the Latest News, Trending NewsCricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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First Published:Sep 14, 2022, 13:20:30 IST
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