Panchkula Electricity Complaint Numbers

I've been trying to search for a customer care number to file a complaint but its so difficult to find the numbers. So in case you are one of the unlucky ones here are the numbers.

9316065982, 2591033, 2591037, 2595549
Toll free- 155333

Its almost impossible to get through the 93* number. But thankfully people tend to pick up the landlines. If you still have a landline then it should be easy to call up on their toll free number.

Comments

Neeta Raina said…
Thank you for the numbers.
12:02 PM
Unknown said…
in haryana very very poor service.any person not picking the phone and toll free no .is useless.always busy.
2:44 AM
Anonymous said…
Very Very POOR service. No one pick the phone.
4:28 PM
Unknown said…
Very poor service
..any body not pic the cal..plz take any action...
10:12 PM
Anonymous said…
No use of calling on this numbers no one ever pick up call on these numbers i dont know why government provide these numbers if they are not willing to provide proper services.
11:08 PM
Robert said…
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5:16 PM
Maj Gen Purshotam Vig AVSM,VSM (Retd.) said…
I tried all above numbers none worked. Only one number existed but was perennially biusy. We need to improve our customer care firstly for info then for corrective action
10:46 PM
Unknown said…
zero report to that goverment for electricity
11:56 PM
Unknown said…
never want bjp govt in haryana now
11:58 PM
Unknown said…
never want bjp govt in haryana now
11:59 PM
Unknown said…
zero report to that goverment for electricity
12:00 AM
Unknown said…
Complaint for 1501 sector 21 panchkula
1:22 AM
Unknown said…
Sharm vi nahi aaundi inha nu numbers dende hoye
4:52 PM
Dr. Anubhav Naresh said…
Pathetic state of affairs. People are being troubled as no electeicity since past 6 hours whike the street lights are shining bright!!
11:38 PM
Unknown said…
verry poor service by haryana electricity department
12:46 AM
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