Dismissing any valid reasons for such extreme steps, the Chief Minister said there were many question marks over the discoms account.
“They are not cooperating in CAG audit, which raises further suspicion. The government will not keep quite. The government will not hesitate in cancelling their licences,” he had said.
Power tariff in the national capital was yesterday hiked by up to eight per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Kejriwal government had condemned the regulator's decision to increase the tariff which will come into effect from today.Before coming to power, AAP had promised that it will slash the rates of power for Delhiites but did so only in selected slabs.
Truth will come out in CAG report on discoms, says Kejriwal
New Delhi: Slamming power distribution firms for announcing power cuts on the plea of lack of funds, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the truth on their financial condition will come out in the
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