An application to restore electricity supply has been rejected by the Additional Sessions Court. The consumer had paid ₹5.24 lakh, but this was deemed insufficient as the assessed amount exceeded ₹2.12 crore. The court's order means electricity supply cannot be restored until the full amount is paid.

The case involves alleged electricity theft, with officials claiming over 5 lakh units were stolen over 25 months. The theft was allegedly carried out using a jammer, which was detected by a flying squad in February 2025.

Further details of the case are available, including the arguments presented by Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited.