Deputy Commissioner Astor Neelam Ali’s special directive led City Magistrate Ziaur Rahman (Subhan Sohail) to conduct an emergency inspection of the city’s various power stations. The visit aimed to resolve public complaints about low‑voltage electricity and to assess the overall power supply situation.
During the inspection, the magistrate examined multiple departments within the power houses and obtained detailed briefings from the on‑duty electricity officials about current generation levels and technical issues. He also checked the operation of control rooms and machinery.
Following the review, City Magistrate Ziaur Rahman issued strict orders: the low‑voltage problem must be resolved immediately to prevent inconvenience to residents; power‑station staff must ensure their presence and prioritize the removal of technical faults; and no negligence in addressing public complaints will be tolerated.
Speaking to the media, the magistrate emphasized that the Deputy Commissioner’s clear instructions prohibit any interruption in basic services. He assured that continuous monitoring will continue to improve electricity delivery and provide relief to consumers.
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