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Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena has ordered an FIR to be lodged against officials of the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), a bank, and a private company for allegedly embezzling Rs 20 crore in water bills, sources at LG office said on Saturday.
No reaction from the Delhi government or DJB was available immediately.
According to the sources, the matter had first come to light in 2019 with the allegation that Rs 20 crore collected in water bills from consumers was not deposited in the bank account of DJB.
Despite the allegations, the contract of the company involved in collection of bills, which it did in cash and cheques, was extended, they claimed.
The LG has directed the Chief secretary to have an FIR lodged in the matter against the DJB and bank officials after identifying them, as well as the private entities involved, sources said.
He also asked the official to ensure the recovery of the funds at the earliest, they said.
The LG has sought an action taken report in the matter within 15 days, they added.

Delhi LG orders FIR against Delhi Jal Board, others in Rs 20 cr alleged embezzlement

According to the sources, the matter had first come to light in 2019 with the allegation that Rs 20 crore collected in water bills from consumers was not deposited in the bank account of DJB.

Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena has ordered an FIR to be lodged against officials of the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), a bank, and a private company for allegedly embezzling Rs 20 crore in water bills, sources at LG office said on Saturday.
No reaction from the Delhi government or DJB was available immediately.
According to the sources, the matter had first come to light in 2019 with the allegation that Rs 20 crore collected in water bills from consumers was not deposited in the bank account of DJB.
Despite the allegations, the contract of the company involved in collection of bills, which it did in cash and cheques, was extended, they claimed.
The LG has directed the Chief secretary to have an FIR lodged in the matter against the DJB and bank officials after identifying them, as well as the private entities involved, sources said.
He also asked the official to ensure the recovery of the funds at the earliest, they said.
The LG has sought an action taken report in the matter within 15 days, they added.
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Your water bill won't cross the limits now! The Delhi Jal Board has announced a new billing system under which your water consumption bill will not exceed more than 1.5 times of your previous month's bill.
DJB minister Satyendar Jain, in an official statement, said that now the water bill cannot be more than 1.5 times the previous month. If it exceeds this, an explanation will be provided to the customer, and he or she may file a complaint. The board will be accountable and responsible for any errors. The move will strengthen the revenue management system of the board, he added.
According to the minister, there will be an automatic system check to stop billing from the meter readers tablet if consumption variance is more than 50% higher or lower in comparison to the previous bill.
"This step will curb the erroneous reading bills that were being generated," the statement mentioned.
At present, there are about 900 metre readers taking readings of about 26.50 lakh consumers in 41 zones of Delhi Jal Board. Out of these consumers, about 18 lakh consumers avail zero bills under free water scheme.

Delhi Jal Board caps your bill: Changes in your water bill you must take note of

The water consumption bill in Delhi won't exceed 1.5 times of the previous month's bill, the govt announced.

Delhi water bill to be capped

This step will curb the&nbsp;erroneous reading bills&nbsp;that were being generated.

Your water bill won't cross the limits now! The Delhi Jal&nbsp;Board has announced a new billing system under which your water consumption bill will not exceed more than 1.5&nbsp;times of your previous month's bill.
DJB minister Satyendar Jain, in an official statement, said that now the water bill cannot be more than 1.5 times the previous month. If it exceeds this, an explanation will be provided to the customer, and he or she may file a complaint. The board will be accountable and responsible for any errors. The move will strengthen the revenue management system of the board, he added.
According to the minister, there will be an&nbsp;automatic system&nbsp;check to stop billing from the meter readers tablet if consumption variance is more than 50% higher or lower in comparison to the previous bill.
"This step will curb the&nbsp;erroneous reading bills&nbsp;that were being generated," the statement mentioned.
At present, there are about 900 metre readers taking readings of about 26.50 lakh consumers in 41 zones of Delhi Jal Board. Out of these consumers, about 18 lakh consumers avail zero bills under free water scheme.

The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) requested the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing on its plea against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital.
The board said that Haryana is releasing untreated water to the national capital as it cited "unimaginable level of Amonia" which is not possible to be treated at water plants in the national capital.
The board complained that Haryana was sending untreated water at a time when the city needs more water due to Covid treatment at hospitals and festivals like Ramzan and Navratri.

Delhi's SOS to SC after finding 'unimaginable ammonia levels' in water

//Delhi requests urgent SC hearing over water crisis in the city&nbsp; //Jal Board complains Haryana&nbsp;releasing untreated water&nbsp; //'Unimaginable level of amonia, not possible to treat at plants'

The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) requested the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing on its plea against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital.
The board said that Haryana is releasing untreated water to the national capital as it cited "unimaginable level of Amonia" which is not possible to be treated at water plants in the national capital.
The board complained that Haryana was sending untreated water at a time when the city needs more water due to Covid treatment at hospitals and festivals like Ramzan and Navratri.

Jal Board approves process to rejuvenate capital's waterbodies 

After years of planning and many failed starts, the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has approved a standard set of operating procedures (SOPs) to rejuvenate waterbodies in the national capital. 30 to 50 waterbodies of similar parameters will be clubbed under one package and bids will be floated for the projects before beginning execution. The government&rsquo;s City of Lakes project is an ambitious but a delayed one. The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) had back in 2018 approved a budget of Rs 376 crore for the project. It also set aside Rs 77 crore for the construction of two &lsquo;mega lake&rsquo; projects in Rohini and Nilothi.

Delhi Jal Board approves SOPs&nbsp;to rejuvenate waterbodies
30-50 similar water bodies to clubbed in one package for bids&nbsp;
DJB&nbsp;approved Rs 376cr budget for the project in 2018&nbsp;

After years of planning and many failed starts, the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has approved a standard set of operating procedures (SOPs) to rejuvenate waterbodies in the national capital. 30 to 50 waterbodies of similar parameters will be clubbed under one package and bids will be floated for the projects before beginning execution. The government&rsquo;s City of Lakes project is an ambitious but a delayed one. The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) had back in 2018 approved a budget of Rs 376 crore for the project. It also set aside Rs 77 crore for the construction of two &lsquo;mega lake&rsquo; projects in Rohini and Nilothi.

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