The new tariff would be paid by all consumer categories of distribution companies except for lifeline and K-Electric consumers.

The sources say that electricity price is being increased to get IMF programme.

The recommendation for increase in power tariff has been made under fuel adjustment charges for the month of March.

The Notification issued by National Electric Power Regulatory Authority says that the hike in the power tariff has been made on account of the month Fuel Charges Adjustment (FCA) for the month of February.

The notification regarding increase in the power tariff has been issued on account of monthly Fuel Charges Adjustment (FCA)

The increase in electricity prices would not apply to K-Electric customers and lifeline consumers.

The latest reports say that the new tariff will be effective on the bills of February and will have extra burden of Rs30 billion on the power consumers.

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