@NthngMtrs Poor of the poorest are determined by the criteria for consumers who consume less than 200 units for six consecutive months. They get heavy subsidy. You’ll be shocked to hear that around 95% household consumers get subsidy and higher consumers / rich pays for that.
@RShahzaddk One need to study subsidy model before criticising it. Seeing all tweets on this hashtag, majority has no idea about this subsidy model. Briefly, protected (consumer who stays within 200 unit, poor of the poorest get subsidised rates).