निर्माणाधीन के लिए क्या करना सबसे उचित है।शमन और निर्धारण

hum log sir commercial charge karte hain nirmandheen per sahi hai?

Yes, Download 10th amendment from given link

Are you talking about the monthly billing assessment of RAPDRP area?
This is about calculating theft assessment? means, the penalty imposed on defaulters if caught in electricity theft.
Please elaborate your query

पूर्व में ऐसा प्रावधान था। अगर उपभोक्ता शमन जमा करते थे तो राजस्व निर्धारण एक गुणा लिया जाता था। शमन नही जमा करने की स्थिति में राजस्व निर्धारण दो गुणा लिया जाता था।

परन्तु अब, दोनो ही स्थिति में राजस्व निर्धारण दो गुणा लिया जाएगा। शमन केवल FIR वापस लेने के लिए आवश्यक है। शमन नही जमा करने पर कोर्ट केस चलता रहेगा। फिर न्यायालय द्वारा सजा सुनाया जायेगा।

उक्त नियम सितंबर 2017 से लागू है। अधिक जानकारी के लिए दसवां संसोधन देखें।
10th Amendment of supply code-2005

सर आज कल क्या हो रहा है कि 138 पर भी शमन एवम निर्धारण लेना है लेकिन ऐसा हो नही पा रहा।तमाम विसंगति है सर इस नियम में तो।

Once go through the 4th amendment of electricity supply code - 2005 by downloading it.
Direct theft is explained as:

“Explanation: ‘direct theft’ means where the supply is connected directly and no
meter is installed.”

Suppose, a metered consumer is having a additional cable and 2 KW AC is being connected. He must be having many other appliances running through meter. Say their load is 4 KW. If you are able to identify that only AC is being connected through extra cable, then 2 KW theft will be considered as Direct Theft. If you are confused and not able to distinguish which appliances are connected through extra cable and which one is not. Then, You need to consider all connected load of 6 KW (4 KW + 2 KW) and that will not be considered as direct theft. So, it all depends on the inspection report.

Thank you for showing your concern sir. With due regards, I would like to tell you that LFHD is a way to assess the consumption (unit) only. It has nothing to do with fixed charges.
Assessment calculator do not calculated fixed charges for direct theft or say 135A. But, it calculates fixed charges for other sections like 126 and 135B, 135C, 135D and 135E. Fixed charges is chargable to our agreemented consumers. Please let me know If any specific order for not charging fixed charges for such consumers .

Example of 135A

Example of 135C

Once go through the 4th amendment of electricity supply code - 2005 by downloading it.
Direct theft is explained as:

“Explanation: ‘direct theft’ means where the supply is connected directly and no
meter is installed.”

Suppose, a metered consumer is having a additional cable and 2 KW AC is being connected. He must be having many other appliances running through meter. Say their load is 4 KW. If you are able to identify that only AC is being connected through extra cable, then 2 KW theft will be considered as Direct Theft. If you are confused and not able to distinguish which appliances are connected through extra cable and which one is not. Then, You need to consider all connected load of 6 KW (4 KW + 2 KW) and that will not be considered as direct theft. So, it all depends on the inspection report.

if total load is 6kw considerd then in assement fixcharge also include

Helloo nishant sir is there any rule to less payment according to units he/she consumes if theft done in act 135B pls give order also