UHBVN employee suspended in Ambala

Tribune News Service

Ambala, Updated At : 03:35 AM Jul 15, 2025 IST

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Following the directions of Haryana Energy Minister Anil Vij, an employee of the UHBVN posted in Ambala Cantonment was suspended on Sunday.

As per the information, Gurvinder Singh, LDC/CMC posted at the office of SDO (operations) in Ambala Cantonment, has been suspended.

The action has been taken after members of a family, residing at the Barfkhana area in Ambala Cantonment, on Saturday approached the Cabinet Minister and claimed that their residential electricity meter was disconnected by the department even when no dues were pending. Following the complaint, the minister had directed the Superintending Engineer to reinstall the meter, investigate the matter and take action against the employee responsible for the lapse.

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