Water bills worth Rs 754 crore are pending with state and central government agencies. The government agencies are refusing to pay the sewerage charge along with water bills, while the BMC is not ready to forego that," the official said.Despite sending several reminders and even offering an amnesty scheme, the civic body has failed to collect these bills from them.16 crore and Rs 161.80 crore). Disputes with several government offices have also resulted in bills remaining pending. But the letters have https://www.kio-tech.com/ failed to yield any result," said a senior civic official.35 crore) and state government offices (Rs 119."The bills are increasing due to two per cent interest we charge every month on the bill amount.According to civic data, western railway and central railway with arrears of Rs 216.
K. Both railway agencies, central and western, along with other agencies including Mhada, MbPT and MMRDA are among the BMC’s highest water bill defaulters.A couple of years ago, the civic body implemented the "Abhay Yojana" scheme, under which two per cent pending additional charge was waived off if all water charges, sewerage charges and water meter rent were paid within the stipulated time.
Tawadia, chief hydraulic engineer, said, "The collection of water bills is a continuous process. "We have written over 6,000 letters in the last five years to these agencies asking them to reimburse the water bills. In spite of these attempts, arrears for water charges have kept on increasing. We are in constant communication with these agencies, asking them to pay arrears.87 crore, respectively, are at the top of the defaulters’ list, with othermajor non-payers being Mhada (Rs 130.
K. Both railway agencies, central and western, along with other agencies including Mhada, MbPT and MMRDA are among the BMC’s highest water bill defaulters.A couple of years ago, the civic body implemented the "Abhay Yojana" scheme, under which two per cent pending additional charge was waived off if all water charges, sewerage charges and water meter rent were paid within the stipulated time.
Tawadia, chief hydraulic engineer, said, "The collection of water bills is a continuous process. "We have written over 6,000 letters in the last five years to these agencies asking them to reimburse the water bills. In spite of these attempts, arrears for water charges have kept on increasing. We are in constant communication with these agencies, asking them to pay arrears.87 crore, respectively, are at the top of the defaulters’ list, with othermajor non-payers being Mhada (Rs 130.
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