JAIPUR: Chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s decision to offer relief to power consumers evoked mixed reactions from people. While some thought it would increase power cuts in cities, others felt it would help in regulating consumption and save some money as well.
Those households consuming up to 100 units per month will get 50 units free of cost while all domestic consumers will get Rs 3 per unit subsidy up to 150 units and Rs 2 up to 300 units of power per month.