The government's concerted efforts, alongside law enforcement agencies, to combat electricity theft have yielded significant results, contributing to the ongoing efforts to restore economic stability and alleviate the power crisis in the country.
According to the latest reports, the authorities have successfully recovered over Rs. 12.6 billion from power thieves across Pakistan. Additionally, more than 86,326 individuals involved in electricity theft have been apprehended during the crackdown.
Between October 13th and October 26th, the relevant agencies were able to recover over Rs. 126.6 million from power thieves in areas such as Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Islamabad, Multan, Peshawar, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta, and other regions. During this period, 308 individuals were arrested for their involvement in electricity theft.
The government and the responsible authorities remain committed to eradicating electricity theft completely from the country. The ongoing operations and enforcement actions are aimed at not only recovering lost revenue but also addressing the broader power crisis that has been affecting the nation's economic stability.
By cracking down on power thieves and recovering substantial sums, the authorities are taking significant steps to strengthen the country's electricity distribution system and ensure a more reliable and sustainable power supply for the public and businesses alike.
The government's resolute approach to combating electricity theft underscores its dedication to improving the overall economic landscape and providing relief to the citizens grappling with the power crisis.
