The Delhi government is going to extend the amnesty scheme for defaulters of power bills for the third time. The scheme was initially launched on September 2015 as a one-time opportunity to settle disputes till October 31, but it was extended till December 31. It was again extended till March 31, 2016. Late March, Power Minister Satyender Jain announced the scheme would continue till April 30.
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