UHBVN Online Complaint, Complaint Phone Number – UHBVN electricity theft complaint

Are you facing problems with your UHBVN electricity connection? From billing disputes to unexpected power cuts, there are several ways to register your complaints and get them addressed. Here’s a comprehensive guide:

Types of UHBVN Complaints

• Billing Disputes: Errors in your bill, unexplained charges, meter reading discrepancies.
• Power Supply Problems: Frequent power outages, extended downtime, voltage fluctuations.
• Meter Issues: Faulty meters, meters running too fast, tampering concerns.
• Delayed New Connection: Slow processing of applications for a new connection.
• Electricity Theft: Suspected power line tapping or meter manipulation.

Registering an Online Complaint with UHBVN

1. UHBVN Website: Visit the official UHBVN website (https://www.uhbvn.org.in/) and look for the “Customer Care” or “Complaints” section.
2. Complaint Form: Fill out the online form, making sure to include:
   • Your UHBVN account number
   • Contact details (name, address, phone)
   • Type of complaint you’re registering
   • Specific details about the problem
3. Reference Number: You’ll receive a complaint reference number to track its progress.

UHBVN Complaint Numbers

• Toll-Free Helpline: 1800-180-1615 or 1912
• Local Offices: Find the contact numbers for your nearest UHBVN complaint center on their website.

How to Report Electricity Theft to UHBVN

Electricity theft impacts everyone and reporting it is crucial. Here’s how to report to UHBVN:

• UHBVN Theft Reporting: Look for a dedicated theft reporting section on their website or a specific portal.
• Toll-Free Number: Call the helpline numbers and confidentially report your observations.

Additional Tips

• Evidence (Optional): If safely possible, discreetly document electricity theft with photos or videos as supporting evidence.
• Patience: While your complaint should be addressed quickly, be prepared for some follow-up if needed.
• Escalation: If your complaint isn’t resolved satisfactorily, you can escalate it to higher authorities within UHBVN, or the Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF).