Electricity is an essential service and cannot be disconnected by society 

2) 

Supply of Water & Electricity is covered "as a public service" and is under the parameters of the "Essential Services Act", and it is a criminal offence, punishable by imprisonment, IF such disconnection of the Essential Services is done, by private persons, other than the competent authorities after following due procedures of law.

3) lodge police complaint against fla owner and members of managing committee of society for criminal intimidation under section 506of IPC

RWA is absolutely wrong .it is an essential service 

2) you can file poluce complaint against owner and RWA 

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Electricity Is Essential Service, Cannot Be Denied Without Cogent, Lawful Reason: Delhi High Court

Electricity cannot be disconnected as it’s illegal.only through court order it can be disconnected 

- As per Supreme Court, No society or the owner of the property is entitled to disconnect or suspend common amenities including electricity , and only can issue a legal notice to the defaulter and if he/she does not pay the rent or the maintenance , except to approach the court for recovering the dues . 

- Hence, the property owner cannot disconnect electric supply due to non payment of rent , and maximum he can file an eviction suit after issuing a legal notice to you. 

- You can issue a legal notice to the landlord and the society for continue the supply of the electricity , and  mention that  if not continue , then you will be constrained to take legal action against both of them. 

You can give a complaint in writing to the police and escalate the matter to the higher police officer if the local police is not taking proper action agaisnt the  society secretary for disconnecting the electric supply.Subsequently you can file a suit for injunction against the landlord to restrain him from using such tactics to evict you other than by due process of law and also restraining him from indulging in the activities of disconnecting the essential services. 

The police complaint in writing should be an effective step to stop this menace.

The society cannot disconnect the essential services or basic amenities for whatever reason it may rely upon.They also are to be included in the complaint with the police.

If the police are reluctant to take any action you can either approach the top police officer  or the jurisdictional judicial magistrate court with a petition under section 156(3) cr.p.c., to direct the police to take action against those who committed the offence on the basis of  your complaint.

Your complaint should be in writing that too against the landlord and the society member who had disconnected and done this illegal act.

As per law, necessary supplies like electricity and water supply cannot be disconnected. However, if there is prepaid system then on ground of no recharge the facility can be discontinued. Report the matter to police.  

Cannot disconnect. It is a criminal act, call the police. 

Dear Client,

If the local police are not adequately addressing the situation where the society secretary has disconnected the electric supply, there are steps you can take to address the issue. Initially, you can draft a written complaint to the police detailing the incident and its significance. If the local authorities fail to respond appropriately, you have the option to escalate the matter to higher-ranking police officials for their intervention.

Furthermore, you can consider initiating legal actions to safeguard your rights. One possible approach is to file a suit for injunction against the landlord, seeking to prevent them from using unauthorized methods, such as cutting off essential services, to force eviction. This legal action also aims to restrain the landlord from engaging in such activities that violate established legal procedures.

It's crucial to note that essential services and basic amenities, regardless of any reasons cited, should not be disconnected by the society. Therefore, in your written complaint to the police, make sure to include all relevant parties, such as the landlord and society members responsible for the disconnection. This comprehensive complaint serves as a fundamental step to put an end to this wrongful practice.

In the event that the police exhibit reluctance in taking appropriate action, you have two viable options. You can either approach higher-ranking police authorities for intervention, or alternatively, submit a petition under section 156(3) of the Criminal Procedure Code to the jurisdictional judicial magistrate court. This petition requests the court to direct the police to initiate actions against those accountable for the offense described in your complaint.