Hi,
After going through the complete details. I would recommend Dwarka Forum to file a case in High Court on these lines :-
(a) Separate tariff for single point distribution is not justified.
(b) Recommendation is that CGHS customer should be charged same as any other domestic customer who is not staying in CGHS. In addition, there should be 15 % concession on the complete bill as per MOU with earlier DESU, since the complete infrastructure is being maintained by RWA.
(c) Now. the big question is since it is single meter, how CGHS to be billed. My suggestion is :-
EXAMPLE :-
(i) No. of houses in society = 150
(ii) Total units consumed in one month by complete society = 67500
(iii) 150 X 200 ( since there is a slab for 1-200 units at his rate) = 30000 X Rs 4.95
(iv) 150 X 200 ( since there is a slab for 201-400 units at his rate) = 30000 X Rs 5.95
(v) 150 X 50 ( since there is a slab for 401-800 units at this rate = 7500 X Rs 7.30
(vi) Then, on total bill 15 % discount to be given as per MOU.
In my opinion, this is how we should suggest CGHS to be billed and incase of any subsidy by government it should be passed on to the society.
The other option given for individuals to shift to separate meters at his stage is not practical as BSES will refuse it at one pretext or other. And societies will not be in a position to provide space to BSES to set up their infrastructure.
NO separate tariff or meter is required by common facilities, since it is not done for other domestic consumers.
This will ease burden on societies and further consumer billing can be done easily as per consumption of individual customers. Secondly, not all houses must be occupied in society and it will help society to increase the number of units at lower rate.
There is no rationale in billing CGHS at higher rate as the slab tariff is applicable to domestic consumers staying in GK, Safdarjung enclave, Lutyens delhi etc. So, why middle class CGHS customers to be billed at higher rate. NO SEPARATE TARIFF IS REQUIRED FOR 11 KV SINGLE POINT DISTRIBUTION. Only 15 % should be given for maintenance of transformer, further distribution, indl billing etc.
Now, electricity tariff is pinching customers and there has to be a concerted effort from DF side as is done in water issue.
Regards,
Arvind