15800 rupees water bill! The Bengaluru tenant claims the owner who rises with a monthly “high” invoice

A Bengaluru resident sparked a wave of online debate after he claimed that the property owner imposed exorbitant water fees every month. In the publication of Redit, entitled “The owner of the property receives me very high water bills every month,” the tenant shared an bill showing a request of $ 15,800 for 165,000 liters of water.

A complaint against enlarged bills

The tenant, who said only two people occupied the residence, argued that the charges were unjustified given their lifestyle. “Usually we get a water bill of about 10,000 every month. We are only two people who live here, spend most of the time in the office. I tried to fight for this, but it gives me stupid excuses all the time. We do not even have running water for a day or two every two weeks. What should I do in this case?” Reading yet.

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The disclosure quickly spread on R/Bangalore, which led to hot exchanges on the owners, facilities and the rights of the tenant.

Users ask the bill of authenticity

Several warriors have expressed their lack of certification on the numbers. One of the users commented: “This bill is impossible, either the air flows into the meter constantly or is really wrong with someone reading the meters. Note another,” even four -member families do not get such huge bills. There is something wrong. Talk to your neighbors or neighboring people to see the amount of their water bills. “

Another user called him “rioters” and said: “You must get 600 to 1,000 water.

Comparisons and advice

To confirm the alleged shipping, some users share their home data. One of them wrote: “165kl consumption? I have a family consisting of 3 adults, one child, a big garden, 5 bedrooms, we use a lot of water, and even then we only use like 15 to 20 talcum.”

Others urged legal or practical steps. “Look for another place. If you have a lot of time on your hands, go to a lawyer and get an introduction case,” he advised one of the commentators.