The deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Sachin Jaiswal, has called upon the leaders to consider accepting the good policies and schemes of the government.
DIMAPUR — The deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Sachin Jaiswal, has called upon the leaders to consider accepting the good policies and schemes of the government which are aimed at benefitting all the public and the state.
The DC stated this during a consultative meeting of GBs’ Union Dimapur (GBUD) and the Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen’s Federation (DUCCF) on ‘revamped distribution sector scheme’ held in his office’s conference hall in Dimapur on Tuesday.
The DC, who also chaired the meeting, welcomed all the members and reviewed the points discussed in the last meeting.
Speaking at the meeting, Y Akito Sema, executive engineer of Dimapur electrical division, highlighted the objectives of ‘Revamped distribution sector scheme of government of India,’ the scope, parts of the scheme and how the public could benefit from installing smart prepaid meters.
It stated that DUCCF president, Zasivikho Zakiesato, shared the grievances faced by the public, especially the BPL section due to erratic power in Dimapur.
He also highlighted the problems the public would face if pre-paid meters are installed. Besides, he has cited the example of Assam, where the pre-paid system was opposed by the consumers.
The report stated that the members have decided to hold more consultative meetings for positive outcomes.
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