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Mangalore: Mescom Detects Power Theft - Levies Rs 1,30,000 Fine

  •   Mon, Jan 24 2011 10:31:33 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Jan 24: The officials of the vigilance cell of Mangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd (Mescom) raided a house in Malemar in the city. After finding that the power theft was involved, a fine of Rs 1,30,000 was levied on the owner of the house in question.

The house belongs to Navinchandra Shetty. The vigilance cell of Mescom had collected reliable information beforehand, about the power theft. Raghava Padil, vigilance inspector of Mescom, who led the raid, said that out of four electricity meters installed in the said house, direct power connection was observed in two meters.

Benakappa, assistant engineer from vigilance cell, Mescom, Udupi, and other personnel, Padmanabha and Maniyani, had also taken part in the raid.
  

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  • Ronald Colaco, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 01 2011

    WELL IT CAN'T BE ONE WAY. MESCOM STAFF, HARASSING CONSUMER BY HER WRONG PRACTICES TOO MUST BE PUNISHED. MESCOM Accounting staff proceedural lapses cannot be consumers losses. Should stop this by all means. pl read the report to AE, Mannagudda, Mangalore
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    Asst Engineer
    MESCOM,
    Mannagudda
    Mangalore 575003. July-2nd-2011
    Dear Sir,
    Sub: In efficient work by MESCOM Accounts Department at Lalbaugh Mangalore does not mean the consumer pays a fine. MESCOM is not a Law Enforcement or Police Dept. The lapse is from MESCOM staff. MESCOM should have never presented the cheque if they have done the job correct. They have to be Accountable. So that a Senior Citizen would have not been penalized with un wanted charges to bear is illegal & unwarranted.
    I would kindly bring it to your attention why the fine of Rs. 100 levied by MESCOM, Lalbaugh unit headed bt Mrs. Hilda D’Souza must be withdrawn from my Account. In addition an irrelevant bank charge of Rs, 110/- too to be debited to your Accounts staff for their lapse.
    1)I had paid the May-2011 usage amount of Rs. 1643/-by June 15th-2011 by cheque no- 0778667 & obtained a receipt from your Mannagudda, Mangalore Service Counter.
    2)The same has been processed by your Lalbaugh, Mangalore-575003 Accounts Dept. Headed by the most inefficient person Mrs. Hilda D’souza & her team under her.
    3)As per MESCOM Rules there are 5 points to be noted before even a cheque is accepted as payment.

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  • flavian dsouza, chikmagaalur/banaglore

    Mon, Jan 24 2011

    We have enough power its the pilferage and corrupt practices like meter tampering which is the the real issue . Poor farmer is blamed for using his pumpsets !!!and does not even get power even if he pays ...

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  • Shankar, kundapur

    Sun, Jan 23 2011

    with this govt running looting business, every one follows the same.. means every one LOVES LOOT.

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