If your water bill is overdue and the surcharge keeps mounting, the LPSC scheme offers a 100% waiver—find out how..
Delhi Jal Board LPSC Scheme: To provide relief to its consumers, the Delhi Jal Board is waiving the surcharge on outstanding bills. If you have an overdue water bill and the associated surcharge keeps accumulating, then this news is for you. The Delhi Jal Board has extended the deadline for its Late Payment Surcharge (LPSC) Scheme to August 15, 2026. Furthermore, by clearing your outstanding water bills, you can avail of a waiver of up to 100% on the surcharge amount. The Delhi Jal Board is offering this concession under the LPSC Scheme. Let us explain what the LPSC Scheme entails and how it can provide relief regarding your outstanding water bills.
Essentially, the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) is waiving 100% of the Late Payment Surcharge (LPSC) levied on outstanding water bills. This scheme has now been extended until August 15, 2026, under which you are required to pay only the principal amount. This facility is available for both domestic and commercial connections. Although the scheme was originally scheduled to end on January 31, 2026, it has now been extended until August 15, 2026.
How to Avail the Benefits of the LPSC Scheme:
DJB Portal: Visit the Delhi Jal Board's official website (https://djb.gov.in) or the DJB RMS Portal to view and pay your bill online.
KYC Update: Updating your KYC details is mandatory to avail the benefits of this scheme.
ZRO Office: You can also pay your surcharge-free bill directly by visiting your nearest DJB ZRO office.
Duration of the LPSC Scheme Benefits:
Deadline: Pay your outstanding dues before August 15, 2026.
Benefit: 100% waiver on late fees (LPSC).
Special Opportunity: This scheme is specifically designed for those whose bills have escalated significantly due to heavy penalties.
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