TGSPDCL CMD WALKS THE LINE, ORDERS SWIFT MONSOON READINESS

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TGSPDCL CMD WALKS THE LINE, ORDERS SWIFT MONSOON READINESS

Hyderabad, June 16 (RAHNUMA): As part of the statewide Monsoon preparedness initiative, “Poles and Lines Special Drive – Walk Along the Line” programme, TGSPDCL chairman and managing director Jitesh V. Patil conducted a field inspection at Anand Nagar Colony under Khairatabad Circle here on Tuesday.

During the inspection, the CMD carried out a line-to-line survey of the power distribution network and comprehensively reviewed the condition of electrical lines, poles, distribution transformers, jumpers, service connections, and other electrical infrastructure.

Reviewing power lines, poles, transformers and service connections, the CMD directed the officials to immediately rectify network deficiencies, damaged infrastructure and line clearance issues. Stressing uninterrupted power supply during the monsoon, he called for accelerated maintenance works, preventive measures and prompt redressal of consumer grievances while ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols.

To minimize power interruptions during the monsoon season, he directed the officials to expedite maintenance works on feeders, distribution transformers, and LT/HT networks. He further instructed them to effectively implement tree-pruning, line clearance, and preventive maintenance measures to ensure uninterrupted and reliable power supply.

The CMD advised all officers to continuously monitor their respective network areas and take preventive measures before issues arise, thereby ensuring quality and uninterrupted power supply to consumers.

The programme was attended by DE (Operations), Saifabad, Sammaiah; ADEs Durga Srinivas and Vinod Kumar; AE Narsimha; and other officials of the Electricity Department.

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