Meghalaya government seeks faster action on power supply and billing complaints
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has directed MePDCL and its franchisee to act faster on outages, billing issues and consumer complaints. The review underscored the state's push for better infrastructure, quicker redressal and stronger consumer trust.
Meghalaya government seeks faster action on power supply and billing complaints
- Jun 23, 2026,
- Updated Jun 23, 2026, 2:48 PM IST
- Review meeting prioritised consumer trust and stronger service delivery standards
- Residents were said to expect steady electricity, fair bills and quick responses
- Authorities were asked to replace faulty meters and damaged transformers urgently
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has directed authorities to address power supply disruptions, billing issues and consumer grievances in areas covered under the Meghalaya Power Distribution Corporation Limited's (MePDCL) distribution franchisee arrangement.
During a review meeting, Sangma stressed that consumer trust and service delivery must remain a top priority, noting that residents expect reliable electricity supply, fair billing and prompt responses to complaints.
“While operational challenges exist, people expect reliable power, fair billing and responsive service,” he said.
The chief minister directed MePDCL and the franchisee to expedite infrastructure upgrades, replace defective meters and transformers, strengthen public outreach efforts and ensure consumer grievances are resolved without delay.
The review comes amid the state's efforts to improve electricity distribution services and enhance customer satisfaction through better infrastructure and faster complaint redressal mechanisms.
