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Power grievance redress today

The APEPDCL Consumer Grievances Redressal Forum members are on a visit to the city to resolve problems. Consumers who have grievances about services on the existing connections or in getting new service connections may represent them to the committee at the office of the SE near Hotel Green Park at 10.30 a.m. on Friday.

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