BESCOM announces 25- day billing cycle for June month in Bengaluru

BESCOM announces 25- day billing cycle for June month in Bengaluru

The current bill is arguably the issue that has confused people the most in recent months. Customers of Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (Bescom) have been complaining about their bills for a number of reasons, including increased prices, arrears, and delayed billing. 

The billing cycle for June (for which the bills are arriving in July) will only be for 25 days instead of the customary one month, which is a little consolation before the Gruja Jyothi programme takes effect.

All units between 0 and 100 would have been subject to this year's tariff revision's 14.75 per unit fee, but if consumption exceeded 100 units, the fee would have been reduced to 7. due to an almost 10-day billing delay

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