Baramati: With only 13 days left for the financial year to end, Mahavitaran has set a target of recovering ₹204 crore during this period. Engineers and linemen have been assigned specific recovery goals, and employees have been instructed to disconnect power supply for non-payment.

Chief Engineer of Mahavitaran’s Baramati division, Dharamraj Pethkar, urged consumers to cooperate by promptly paying their outstanding and current electricity bills to avoid inconvenience.

The division has ₹112 crore in pending dues from domestic, commercial, and industrial consumers under the low-tension category. Additionally, the current month’s billing demand stands at ₹257.53 crore, bringing the total recovery target for March to ₹369.46 crore.

So far, only ₹166 crore has been recovered in 18 days, which is 44.93% of the total target. To achieve the remaining ₹204 crore, Mahavitaran has formed teams to monitor daily collections.

Pethkar has also instructed employees to ensure that all dues related to transformers under their jurisdiction are cleared. To facilitate bill payments, Mahavitaran has kept official payment centers open even on holidays. Consumers can also pay their bills online through Mahavitaran’s website, mobile app, or by scanning the QR code on the bill. Online payments offer a discount of up to 1.25%.