The rising electricity bill is a problem for everyone. In such a situation, everyone needs some trick so that the meter consumes less units. A Maulana from the neighboring country Pakistan has given a solution to this, you should also know about it.

Summer season has arrived. In such a situation, fans, coolers and ACs are going to run rampantly in everyone's homes. Due to this, the electricity bill will also increase at a rocket speed. This problem brings sweat on the forehead of every common man. Not only in our country, but in the neighboring country Pakistan too, electricity bills have troubled the people, but the remedies being tried there are amazing.

The rising electricity bill is a problem for everyone. In such a situation, everyone needs some trick or the other so that the meter consumes less units. A Maulana from the neighbouring country Pakistan has given a solution for this, you must also know it. Who knows, your electricity bill may also be reduced or your blood pressure may increase a little while laughing.

Write 'Zam-Zam' on the meter, the bill will be reduced.

The clip going viral on social media is from a private channel of Pakistan. In this, a person named Maulana Azad Zameer listens to the problems of the people and gives their solution. In the same show, a woman from Karachi asked that her house gets a very high electricity bill, tell me a solution for this. On this, the Maulana told a surefire remedy. According to him, write 'Zam-Zam' with your finger on the electricity meter every 15 days. After this the electricity bill will be reduced.

People asked- 'Will the scheme work in India?'

This video has been shared on Instagram from an account named apniisp. The video has been viewed by more than 62 lakh people within 2 days and liked by more than 1 lakh people. The video has received comments from both the countries. One user wrote - The entire electricity department is in shock. At the same time, an Indian user asked - 'Maulana sahab kumkum se likhna hai babooti se', while another user asked - 'Will the scheme work in India?'