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Educational Purpose Only: This information is for general educational purposes only. Utility service complaints can be filed with consumer courts or regulatory commissions. Consult a qualified legal professional for advice specific to your situation.

Electricity Complaints

  • Inflated/unreasonable electricity bills
  • Frequent power cuts
  • Voltage fluctuations damaging appliances
  • Delay in new connection
  • Wrong billing calculations
  • Disconnection without notice

Water Supply Complaints

  • Irregular water supply
  • Contaminated/impure water
  • Inflated water bills
  • Leakage in supply lines
  • Delay in new connection
  • Low water pressure

Common Electricity Supply Complaints

Consumers often face issues like inflated bills, frequent disconnections, voltage fluctuations, and delayed new connections.

Key Point: Electricity consumers can first approach the Electricity Ombudsman before going to consumer court.

Types of Electricity Complaints

Inflated/unreasonable electricity bills
Frequent power cuts
Voltage fluctuations damaging appliances
Delay in new connection
Wrong billing calculations
Harassment by bill collectors
Disconnection without notice
Estimated billing issues

Steps to Challenge Inflated Electricity Bill

1

File Complaint

File complaint with electricity department

2

Request Meter Test

Request meter testing if suspected faulty

3

Approach CGRF

Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum

4

Electricity Ombudsman

If not satisfied

5

Consumer Court

Final option for compensation

Electricity Ombudsman

Common Water Supply Complaints

Irregular water supply
Contaminated/impure water
Inflated water bills
Leakage in supply lines
Delay in new connection
Low water pressure
Harassment by water department

Documents Required for Utility Complaint

Important Note: Do not pay disputed bill amount under protest. File complaint before disconnection. Timeframes vary. Consult a qualified legal professional for specific advice.

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