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BJP workers stage protests against Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal over rise in power tariffs | ABP News

BJP workers staged a protest against Delhi government over the rise in power tariffs in Delhi on July 15. They were seen holding placards and raising slogans near NDPL Office Hudson Lane. Delhi government revised the power purchase adjustment charge (PPAC) by discoms, resulting in a 6 to 8 percent rise in the electricity bills of domestic consumers. 

BJP has opened a front against the Aam Aadmi Party government and power distribution companies regarding the PPAC, pension surcharge charges imposed on electricity bills in Delhi. Recently, Delhi BJP had protested outside the Secretariat regarding this matter. Watch the video and stay connected for more updates on ABP LIVE. 

 

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