<p>Activists of the Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Thursday ransacked a couple of offices of Torrent Power in the powerloom town of Bhiwandi to protest against "excess" billing and alleged false complaints against consumers, police said.</p>.<p>The police said the MNS activists vandalised the offices of the private power company at Oswal Wadi and Vanzarpatti Naka areas of Bhiwandi in Thane district.</p>.<p>The in-charge of the Narpoli police station said a process has been initiated to register an offence in connection with the incident on the basis of a complaint filed by Torrent officials.</p>.<p>Bhiwandi city MNS president Manoj Gulvi led the group which went on a rampage at the offices to protest against "excess" billing and "false" complaints filed by Torrent against electricity consumers, said the party's Thane district spokesman, Nainesh Patankar.</p>.<p>The party accused the company of engaging in the forced collection of power charges and sending exorbitant bills to consumers.</p>.<p>An official spokesman of Torrent condemned the incident and said the attacks on its offices were without any reason and were uncalled for.</p>
<p>Activists of the Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Thursday ransacked a couple of offices of Torrent Power in the powerloom town of Bhiwandi to protest against "excess" billing and alleged false complaints against consumers, police said.</p>.<p>The police said the MNS activists vandalised the offices of the private power company at Oswal Wadi and Vanzarpatti Naka areas of Bhiwandi in Thane district.</p>.<p>The in-charge of the Narpoli police station said a process has been initiated to register an offence in connection with the incident on the basis of a complaint filed by Torrent officials.</p>.<p>Bhiwandi city MNS president Manoj Gulvi led the group which went on a rampage at the offices to protest against "excess" billing and "false" complaints filed by Torrent against electricity consumers, said the party's Thane district spokesman, Nainesh Patankar.</p>.<p>The party accused the company of engaging in the forced collection of power charges and sending exorbitant bills to consumers.</p>.<p>An official spokesman of Torrent condemned the incident and said the attacks on its offices were without any reason and were uncalled for.</p>