MNS Lodges Complaint Against Energy Minister Nitin Raut

MNS lodges a complaint against Energy Minister Nitin Raut, know what is the matter. The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has filed a complaint against the Shivaji Park police station in Mumbai against the state’s energy minister Nitin Raut, energy secretary, and general manager.

The MNS says that the promises made about the concession in the electricity bill have not been fulfilled. Raj Thackeray, President of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, gave a new decree on 26 January last.

According to the order, MNS workers were asked to register FIRs at different police stations in Mumbai and Maharashtra under section 420 of the IPC against industrialist Adani and Energy Minister Nitin Raut.

It is to be known that Energy Minister Nitin Raut had demanded exemption in electricity bill but has now reversed his talk. MNS has raised its voice only with this.

Adani’s company supplies electricity in the Mumbai suburb. MNS workers will now register FIRs across the state wherever power is supplied by Adani’s company.

The people of Mumbai and Maharashtra had asked the power companies to reduce the electricity bill but the company turned down their demand.

In fact, in the Corona era, the electricity bills of the people came more. Energy Minister Nitin Raut had also promised to reduce the electricity bill. However, he later retracted his word.

On the other hand, people were also being pressured to pay electricity bills. MNS activists have waged a movement against the power companies.

What did Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar say.

At the same time, the state Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar had said in this case that whether or not to give exemption on the electricity bill, this big decision is not entitled to any single minister, but on this the consent of the entire cabinet is necessary.

An important decision will be taken only after a detailed discussion on this subject. The state government coffers are lying vacant due to the Corona epidemic, and everyone’s consent is required before taking major decisions in such times of crisis.