11 neighbours have shared what matters to them — in their own words.
“Instead of removing smart meters, install prepaid meters so that farmers benefit. Even three units of electricity were consumed, brother, and that's a lot. For example, a fan in the summer season.”
“स्मार्ट मीटर हटा करके नहीं पैसा मीटर लगाइए तो किसानों को फायदा हो। तीन लीटर बिजली खर्च हो गई लंबा समान भाई। गर्मी के मौसम में पंखा”
translated from Hindi
Nearby, the main topics are concerning unexplained electricity bill discrepancies 💰, particularly with the introduction of new smart meters which are generating significantly higher charges than previous installations, even during periods of low consumption. There's also evident frustration regarding the lack of clear guidelines or procedures for officials to address citizen concerns effectively. On a positive note, citizens are suggesting practical alternatives like installing prepaid meters for farmers 💡 to ensure fairer and more manageable electricity costs.
“I am happy about everything you have taken.”
“It happened. It should be in the summer season, shouldn't it? When the fan isn't running, the cooler isn't running, then the bill should be even lower. How did it increase so much? This is what everyone was saying. Now look.”
“What should I say about the farmer? We've come to hear about the farmer, so what have you heard?”
“Please provide some information about this, regarding the bill. The information provided about the bill is that people are asking why the previous meter that was installed only generated a bill of ₹100.”
“It is said that 17 boats belonging to boatmen for the President of India are currently being recorded separately.”
“It's only about 10 seconds. We used to do the writing in the meditation department, master.”
“If there's a 'bye' (a specific rule or condition), it's not here, it hasn't arrived, it cannot come. There are no guidelines. If it had come from our superiors, I would have taken action.”
“That's not the point. Sit here. Yes, tell me.”
“The video is about to get longer now.”
“And and and and”