A mini power station was built underground, providing free electricity to 60 homes; officials were stunned by the trick

UP News: Some people in Sambhal devised a trick that even the officials were stunned. Imagine, during the summer, when electricity supply is often inadequate, one household was supplying free electricity to 60 houses.

Sambhal: A bizarre incident has emerged from Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. Residents of more than 60 households were enjoying free electricity, which people pay hefty bills for, yet often lack. The administration launched a campaign against power theft. The District Magistrate (DM) and Superintendent of Police (SP) took to the streets late at night and conducted a joint raid in the city with a large police force. When the officers arrived at a home, they were shocked by the scene.

Investigation in 50-60 houses

Led by District Magistrate Dr. Rajendra Paisia ​​and Superintendent of Police Krishna Vishnoi, joint teams of police, PAC, and the electricity department raided several areas, including Raisatti, Deepa Sarai, Sarai Tareen, Nawabkhel, Gunnaur, and Babrala. During the raid, they discovered an illegally operated mini-power station in a house, which was supplying stolen electricity to approximately 50 to 60 homes. Investigations revealed that the entire system was underground.

Then this secret came out

Officials said that a man had installed an underground mini power station in his home. This system was supplying electricity to dozens of nearby houses, a mosque, a milk dairy, and illegal e-rickshaw charging points. Illegal cables and transformers were seized from the scene, and all illegal connections were immediately disconnected. The District Magistrate, Superintendent of Police, and the Commissioner of Police (CO) were present during the raid. Be careful Alok Bhati, CO Asmoli Kuldeep Singh, ASP Kuldeep Singh, and a large number of police and electricity department officials were present. It was reported that line losses in some areas had reached 50 percent, and this campaign was launched to address this issue.

What did DM Sahiba say?

District Magistrate Dr. Rajendra Paisiya stated that electricity theft will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Those identified will face strict legal action, including confiscation of property if necessary. He also stated that this campaign will continue. The campaign began in Raisatti and Nakhasa, the home areas of MP Ziaur Rahman Barq. More than a dozen teams, accompanied by a heavy police force, inspected homes, shops, and establishments. The administrative action has created a stir in the entire area and instilled fear among electricity thieves.

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