Commissioner Ghulam Mustafa Phul issues stern directive to SEPCO officials

Commissioner Ghulam Mustafa Phul of Larkana Division has issued a stern directive to SEPCO officials to swiftly disconnect illegal connections and enhance the efficiency of recovery processes to prevent financial losses to the government. This directive came during a high-level meeting presided over by the Commissioner, with the presence of key officials such as SSPs, Deputy Commissioners, and Superintendent Engineers from various districts.

The Commissioner stressed the importance of accelerating the collection of dues and ensuring that all funds are properly deposited into the government treasury. He also emphasized the immediate cessation of illegal connections, cautioning SEPCO officials against engaging in any unjust practices like illegal loading and over-billing that could inconvenience the public.

It was revealed during the meeting that over 700 FIRs were registered in the Shikarpur Circle prior to the elections held in September and December 2023. The Commissioner underscored the significance of taking decisive action against individuals with unauthorized connections as per the guidelines of the Divisional Task Force.

Moreover, the Deputy Commissioners were tasked with organizing district task force committee meetings and submitting their reports to the Commissioner. SSP Larkana, Mir Rohal Khal Khoso, reported the lodging of 434 FIRs in the Larkana range, along with the implementation of a security plan.

Commissioner Ghulam Mustafa Phul's directive to SEPCO officials in Larkana Division highlights the government's commitment to cracking down on illegal connections and ensuring the proper collection of dues. By prioritizing the termination of unauthorized connections and emphasizing transparency in financial transactions, the government aims to uphold accountability and prevent any losses. This proactive approach underscores the importance of efficient governance and fair practices in the energy sector, ultimately benefiting the public and promoting a culture of compliance.