Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman has recently issued a crucial ruling stating that separate domestic electricity connections are a necessity for independent floors in the state. This decision, in accordance with the 2022 tariff order, follows complaints lodged against the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TNGDCL) for refusing connections in buildings with a single owner. The Ombudsman’s ruling overturns a previous order by a consumer forum and sets a precedent in a case involving I John Bosco in Nagercoil. The move aims to ensure fair access to electricity for all residents, particularly those living in independent floors. This decision by the Electricity Ombudsman is expected to have a significant impact on residential electricity connections in Tamil Nadu, providing clarity and guidance on the matter.
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