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Bhopal, June 30: Residents across several parts of Bhopal will experience scheduled power outages on Tuesday, June 30, as the electricity department undertakes line maintenance work. According to the maintenance schedule issued by the Bhopal Electricity Company, power supply will remain suspended in more than 24 localities, with outages lasting between two and four hours, depending on the area.
Consumers living in the affected localities are advised to complete essential work in advance, charge electronic devices and make necessary arrangements during the scheduled shutdown period.
Bhopal Power Cut Today: Area-wise Schedule
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
The following areas will remain without power due to line maintenance:
- Lalghati Petrol Pump
- Villa Apartments
- Lalghati Square
- Barela Village
- Lalghati Road
- Kohefija Hospital
- Collector's Office
- Commissioner's Office
- BPL Motor
- Lokayukta Office
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Power supply will also remain affected in:
- Shiv Apartment
- Nayapura Barelagaon
- Rajiv Rozari
- Kazi Wajdul Colony
- Om Shiv Nagar
- Munshi Prem Colony
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Scheduled outage in the following areas:
- Sanskar Garden
- Fine Avenue Phase 2
- Fine Avenue Phase 3
- Onyx Palace
- Amara Estate
- Uma Vihar
- Rajkamal School
- Lalita Nagar
- Ankit Complex
- Nearby localities
Why Is There a Power Cut Today?
The electricity department has scheduled the shutdown to carry out line maintenance works aimed at improving the reliability and safety of the power distribution network. Such maintenance helps reduce the chances of unexpected power failures and ensures smoother electricity supply in the long run.
Advisory for Residents
Residents in the affected areas should charge mobile phones, laptops and other essential electronic devices before the scheduled outage. Businesses and people working from home are also advised to plan their activities accordingly. While electricity is expected to be restored after the maintenance work is completed, restoration timings may vary slightly depending on the progress of the work.
Consumers can also stay in touch with their local electricity office for any updates or changes to the announced maintenance schedule.