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Interim stay not a victory for discoms, says Sood

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Interim stay not a victory for discoms, says Sood
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Power Minister Ashish Sood clarified that the Supreme Court's stay on the CAG audit of private power distribution companies is a procedural order rather than a final verdict. He emphasized that the government remains committed to financial transparency and protecting consumers from potential tariff hikes.

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The dispute highlights the ongoing tension between private utility providers and government oversight regarding financial accountability and consumer electricity costs.

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Power Minister Ashish Sood on Friday said the Supreme Court’s interim stay on the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of three private discoms is a procedural order and not a verdict on the merits of the case.

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The article reports on a government official's perspective while maintaining a neutral tone and providing context on the legal status of the audit.

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