Wednesday 14 January 2015

Nexus between BJP and Electricitya Distribution Companies

In 2013, the BJP promised a 30% reduction in power tariffs in Delhi.  After winning the Lok Sabha elections in May 2013, instead of reducing power tariffs in Delhi, there have have been two power tariff hikes. Why has this happened?

The Aam Aadmi Party government had ordered a CAG audit of the Discoms in January 2014. During this period – after the formation of a BJP government at the Centre – these power companies have refused to submit their accounts for a CAG audit. The CAG has repeatedly appealed to the central government asking them to pressurise these power companies to submit. However, the BJP government seems to have put the entire CAG audit into cold storage.

Now some documents have come forward which provide answers to these questions. According to these documents, Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay owns 6 companies, one of which is NCNL INFOMEDIA PVT. LTD. This company installs and replaces meters for BSES. BJP Vice-president, Ashish Sood, has been a director of this company.

In Delhi there have been repeated complaints about meters running too fast, as well as inflated bills because of the same. It is incredible that these meters have been installed by a company owned by the Delhi BJP President. We are putting up the evidence backing these allegations on our website:https://app.box.com/s/avwcrnd2j8jnxfyryuvw

The people of Delhi demands answers to the following questions:
1.      Why have people who’ve been supplying meters to the Discoms been made President and Vice-President of the Delhi BJP. Is this not conflict of interest?
2.      Delhi BJP has made Satish Upadhyay and Ashish Sood the President and Vice-President of the State unit despite knowing of their involvement with power companies. The people of Delhi want to know what is the relationship between Delhi BJP and these power companies?
3.      BJP has made the owner of these power companies, Anil Ambani, an ambassador of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The people of Delhi want to know how deep is the relationship between BJP and Power companies.
4.      How many meters have been supplied so far by the companies owned by Satish Upadhyay and Ashish Sood? From whom did they buy these meters and for what price? For how much did they sell these meters to BSES?
5.      Satish Upadhyay has five more companies, whose names are the following:
Name of the company
CIN
NCNL Infomedia Pvt. Ltd.
U72900DL2002PTC113891
New Delhi Communication Network Ltd
U64201DL1996ELCO77294
NCNL Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.
U45400DL2008PTC173397
Fabrilon Twilles (India) Pvt. Ltd.
U74899DL1988PTC033192
NCNL Transomedia Pvt. Ltd.
Records of this company are untraceable
NCNL Power Pvt. Ltd.
Records of this company are untraceable

Do these 5 companies have any relationship with power companies? If yes,  what are they?
6.      After the elections when Satish Upadhyay and Ashish Sood becomes leaders of the opposition, will they support or oppose our government’s actions against these power companies
 The following documentary evidence is available on the URL: https://app.box.com/s/avwcrnd2j8jnxfyryuvw
1.       Approved contractor list for FY-2013-14 of BSES Delhi, in which NCNLInfomedia Pvt Ltd. is an empaneled contractor
2.       Form 26AS (TRACES -  TDS statement) of  NCNLInfomedia Pvt Ltd. generated from the Income Tax of India website:
a.       For the financial year 2008-09
b.      For the financial year 2009-10
c.       For the financial year 2010-11
d.      For the financial year 2011-12
3.       Copy of the webpage of this company listed on Indiamart.com
4.       Dealer Credentials as per Depart of Trade and Taxes , the letter of the whistleblower written to the department of DVAT, and another internal letter for acceptance of the complaint
5.       Certificate of incorporation NCNLInfomedia Pvt Ltd
6.       Directorship record of Ashish Sood’sand his Coporate Info as per CorporateDir.com
7.       MOA (refer to  Pg-14) and AOA (refer to Pg-9) of NCNLInfomedia, showing the first directors and shareholders of the company.

 Regards,
AAP Media cell

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