Hyderabad: While Chief Minister K.

Chandrashekar Rao is ensuring 24/7 power supply in the city, Mayor Gadwal R.

Vijayalakshmi has written a letter to the bankrupt GHMC to install a 25 KVA generator costing about Rs 5 lakh at her camp workplace at Roadway 12, Banjara Hills, where she says there is regular load shedding.The Mayor sent out a note to GHMC commissioner D.S.

Lokesh Kumar, saying, Due to frequent power cuts, the work at my camp workplace is being hindered and this is causing inconvenience to me in the discharge of daily works.

Therefore, it is asked for of you to set up a 25 KVA generator at the camp office instantly.

Vijayalakshmi complained that on a couple of celebrations, there have actually been hours-long power cuts.

She stated the electricity authorities have informed her that there has been a problem referring to the electrical lines.However, when Deccan Chronicle confirmed the matter with the electrical energy department, officials rubbished the claim and said no power disturbance was taped in the Banjara Hills substation.

Superintend engineer Anand stated the department had used up upkeep works on March 1.

The department personnel carried out tree pruning for about 3 hours to make sure continuous power supply.

The personnel normally takes numerous hours for upkeep works, however in order to avoid inconvenience, they took only 3 hours this time.

We can not inform a lie on power interruptions as everything is recorded in the equipment setup at substations.

Customers can examine it, Anand said.After her demand went viral on social networks, the mayor clarified that she has actually asked for a generator just due to the fact that of the difficulty she was dealing with at the camp workplace.

Electricity department has actually been taking up digging activities off and on, and there has been frequent power interruption in the area, the mayor said and revealed her displeasure over the difficulty in the media over her ask for a generator.

GHMC sources stated the generator would cost about Rs 5 lakh.

They would set up one at her G +2 building where her daddy and Rajya Sabha member K.

Keshava Rao likewise resides.

There, Vijayalakshmi has converted the ground flooring into her camp workplace.