Bhilwara, July 21: Power supply will remain disrupted for 8 hours in more than 70 residential, commercial and industrial areas of Bhilwara on Tuesday due to maintenance work being carried out by the electricity department.
According to AVVNL Assistant Engineer Neeraj Sharma, electricity supply from the 33/11 KV Gandhi Nagar Grid will remain suspended from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Areas affected include Riddhi-Siddhi, Nathni Ji Ki Hotel area, Kanchi Resort, Shri Alloy, Old Rajasthan Patrika area, Anukampa Apartment, Pansal Chouraha Industrial Area, Bihari Colony, Raghuvansh Vihar, Meera Nagar, Pratap Ki Chakki, Tiwari Bhawan, Vivekanand Nagar, Shiv Nagar, Vakil Colony, Maharaj Ki Hotel area, Sandipani School, Radhe Krishna Temple, Aksharam Resort, Mohini Sweets, Pandu Ka Nala, Chaprasi Colony and nearby localities.
Power supply will also remain affected in Old RTO Road, Baraf Factory area, Charbhuja Scrap, Mirchi Mandi, BTM Complex, Hotel Harsh Palace, Gandhi Nagar, Gadri Kheda, BSL Factory area, Kanchipuram, Nimbark Ashram, Basant Vihar Park area, Kamla Niwas, Bank of Baroda, Harsh Deep, Landmark Hotel, State Bank of India, Circuit House, SV Yarn, Dal Mill, Dainik Bhaskar office area, ITI, District Industries Centre, Pratap Nagar School, Azad Nagar Sectors A and B, La Eden Hotel, Dev Chhaya and SK Plaza.
In addition, electricity supply will remain suspended in Azad Nagar Chouraha, Moondri Ke Balaji, ESI Azad Nagar, Sancheti Colony, Hotel Ranbanka, Dadhimati Temple area, Pur Road, Om Tower, Church Road, Shani Temple area, Bhaleshwar Bhawan, Devnarayan Temple, Bheru Complex, Silawat Mohalla, Abhishek Market, Nahar Petrol Pump, Textile Market, Blocks A to F, Raunak Market, Siddhi Plaza, Ambaji Market, Gangapur Chouraha and adjoining areas.
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