Minister Yadav directed the industries to clear their outstanding dues within seven days or else shut down the electricity and drinking water services.TAG_OPEN_div_38 Since then, the industries have started paying the dues.
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According to the Ministry TAG_OPEN_div_34 of Industry, Commerce and Supplies, on Thursday, Rs. The dues amounting to Rs 56,60,923.37 have been recovered. With this, the total amount of arrears has reached Rs 467.31 million to Rs 96,964,964, according to the ministry.
After clearing the rent arrears, the power lines of 5 more industries have been restored yesterday and today.TAG_OPEN_div_32 However, 21 industries have not paid their dues, so their power supply is shut down, according to the ministry.
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According to sources in the ministry, both these companies are operating warehouses without paying dues.TAG_OPEN_div_24 The Ministry has stated that it is making internal preparations to take further legal action against them.
Minister Yadav said that the industries using government property should fulfill their obligations on time and the process of taking action against the industries not paying their dues would be continued.TAG_OPEN_div_22
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