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Acceding to long-pending demands of south Chennai residents, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin said Wednesday that no fee would be collected at the Navalur toll plaza from Thursday. He also announced a cut of Rs 2.50 per unit in the electricity tariff for common utilities at small apartments.
“The user fee collected at the Navalur toll plaza will be put on hold from tomorrow,” Stalin said.
The chief minister also said that fee collection at the Perungudi toll plaza had already been stopped. The decision has benefited employees in the information technology sector who pass through the toll plaza on Rajiv Gandhi Road and eased traffic congestion caused by metro work, he added.
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The chief minister also announced a revised electricity tariff for common utilities such as lighting and water pumps in apartment complexes with up to 10 houses or three floors and no lift, stating that several resident welfare associations had complained about the recent upward revision in power tariffs. The tariff has been cut to Rs 5.50 from Rs 8 per unit.
The announcements were made at a meeting that Stalin chaired as part of the Kala Aaivil Mudhalvar (chief minister’s field visit) programme at Maraimalai Nagar in Chengalpattu.
Ministers KN Nehru, KKSSR Ramachandran, MR Gandhi, Ma Subramanian and Thamo Anbarasan, Chief Secretary Shiv Das Meena, the district collectors of Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur, and senior department secretaries also participated in the meeting.
