Do you have a question; How do I contact PGVCL Nikava? To contact PGVCL Nikava for electricity-related complaints such as power outages, voltage fluctuations (low-high), meter problems, billing issues, or other supply-related concerns, you can contact the local PGVCL office in Nikava or use PGVCL’s centralized customer-care services. The PGVCL Nikava Sub-Division Office is located at Old Pipar Road, Nikava, Gujarat – 361162. Nikava PGVCL Sub Division Office For complaints, consumers can call PGVCL’s toll-free numbers 1800 233 155333 or 19122. The official district admin. and official portal of PGVCL also listed these PGVCL customer-care numbers.
Let’s check out contact information of PGVCL Nikava, such as Fault Center Number, Helpline Number, and Contact Details.
PGVCL Nikava Contact Details
Fault Center Number: 02894274174
Fault Center Mobile Number: 6359636167
Junior Engineer Contact Number: 7567866791
Deputy Engineer Contact Number: 7567866639
Division Name: Jamnagar Rural Division of PGVCL
Executive Engineer Contact Number: 9879200761
If the complaint remains unresolved at the fault center, keep your complaint number and previous application record and escalate the matter through PGVCL’s formal grievance-redressal process rather than registering repeated complaints without reference to the original docket.
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About Nikava
Nikava is a small village in Kalavad Taluka of Jamnagar district, Gujarat. This small village has its own Gram Panchayat and is located approx. 17 km from Kalavad and approx. 67 km from Jamnagar.
According to Census 2011 data, Nikava had a population of 4,799 people living in 992 households/houses, with a total geographical area of approx. 2,503.93 hectares. The village has road infra. and local bus services, while Kalavad serves as the nearest major town for various admin., commercial and other services.
Nikava also has basic facilities such as a post office, ATM, health sub-centre and primary health centre. Agriculture is an important part of the local economy, with many residents involved in cultivation and agricultural activities.