Madhya Pradesh Samadhan Yojana 2025-26: Pay Pending Power Bills and Get Up to 100% Surcharge Waiver

Key Highlights

• Up to 100% surcharge waiver on lump sum payment.

• First phase extended till January 31, 2026.

• Over 12.7 lakh consumers already benefited.

• Scheme applicable for bills pending for over three months.

• Higher benefits are available in the first phase.

The Madhya Pradesh government’s Samadhan Yojana 2025-26 is offering big relief to electricity consumers with pending bills. Under this scheme, consumers can pay their outstanding electricity bills in one lump sum and get up to 100% waiver on the surcharge. The scheme is receiving a strong response across the state.

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Strong Response from Consumers So Far

In the first phase of the scheme, consumers have deposited a principal amount of ₹653.6 million, while ₹281.54 million worth of surcharge has been waived. A total of 12,77,753 defaulting consumers have already registered and benefited from this initiative.

First Phase Extended Till January 31, 2026

Madhya Pradesh Energy Minister Pradyuman Singh Tomar announced that due to high participation, the first phase of Samadhan Yojana has been extended till January 31, 2026. The scheme, which started on November 3, 2025, has helped lakhs of consumers get major relief by availing maximum surcharge waiver.

Special Opportunity for Consumers with Long-Pending Dues

The Energy Minister has urged consumers who have electricity bill arrears of more than three months to join the first phase. By making a one-time lump sum payment, consumers can get the highest possible surcharge waiver, making it a golden opportunity for those facing financial stress due to old pending bills.

Region-Wise Benefits Across Madhya Pradesh

The scheme has shown positive results across all three power distribution companies:

• Central Region Power Distribution Company

• Registered consumers: 4,02,593

• Principal deposited: ₹411.49 crore

• Surcharge waived: ₹218.44 crore

• Eastern Region Power Distribution Company

• Registered consumers: 4,39,397

• Principal deposited: ₹130.50 crore

• Surcharge waived: ₹45.41 crore

• Western Region Power Distribution Company

• Registered consumers: 4,35,763

• Principal deposited: ₹111.61 crore

• Surcharge waived: ₹17.69 crore

What Is Samadhan Yojana 2025-26?

Samadhan Yojana 2025-26 is aimed at giving relief to consumers who have electricity dues pending for more than three months. The scheme follows a simple rule: pay early and get maximum benefit.

• First Phase: November 3, 2025, to January 31, 2026

• Surcharge waiver: 60% to 100% on lump sum payment

• Second Phase: February 1 to February 28, 2026

• Surcharge waiver: 50% to 90%

Consumers get the highest discount in the first phase, while the benefit reduces slightly in the second phase.

Registration Process and Conditions

Consumers can register for the scheme through:

• Electricity company mobile app

• Common Service Center (CSC)

• MP Online portal

During registration:

• Domestic and agricultural consumers need to deposit 10% of the total outstanding amount

• Non-domestic and industrial consumers need to deposit 25% of the total outstanding amount

Where to Get More Information

For complete details about Madhya Pradesh Samadhan Yojana 2025-26, consumers can visit the official websites of their electricity distribution companies or contact the nearest electricity distribution office.

This scheme offers a limited-time chance to clear old electricity dues with heavy surcharge relief, making it highly beneficial for defaulting consumers across the state.

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CMV360 Says

The Madhya Pradesh Samadhan Yojana 2025-26 is a major relief scheme for electricity consumers with long-pending dues. By allowing lump sum payment with up to 100% surcharge waiver, the government is helping lakhs of consumers reduce their financial burden. With the first phase extended till January 31, 2026, defaulters now have more time to clear dues and save money.