Letter
Application
Model-1
Suppose, you are an inhabitant of any locality. All of you are suffering from loadshedding for a long since. Your misery knows no bounds. It is also unbearable situation for you. Now, write to an Editor ventilating your grievances for Load shedding and Power failure paralysing the normal life in your locality.
13th February, 2021
The Editor,
The Bangladesh Observer, Chittagong.
Respectfully Sir,
I would request you to kindly publish this letter of complaint in your esteemed daily newspaper to draw the kind attention of the authority concerned to the grievances against frequent load shedding in our locality.
Load shedding and Power failure paralysing the normal life in your locality
Load shedding has been almost a daily occurrence in our locality. It is causing great inconvenience to the city dwellers here. The students can not prepare their lessons well. The mistresses of the houses and the shopkeepers face great trouble. The old and the sick become deprived of the use of fans because of power cuts. The Antisocials feel encouraged during load shedding hours. Thus, it has become a major problem in our locality. This unbearable situation is bound to arise unless the proper actions are taken to prevent it.
In view of the above fact, the authority is requested to take necessary action to solve this problem as early as possible for the-interest of the suffering people.
Thanking you.
Yours faithfully,
Munna Chowdhury,
Ob behalf of the people of the locality.
Model -2
Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about frequent failure of electric power supply in our locality.
25 April 2024
The Editor
The Bangladesh Times
Sir,
Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I would like to voice the grievances of the people in our locality regarding the frequent power outages.
Frequent Power Outages
Our area is home to various industries, both large and small. Unfortunately, our lives are frequently disrupted by power outages. The owners of these factories and industries are facing significant challenges as their production is severely affected by the frequent power failures. Despite this, they still have to meet their financial obligations, leading to some industries having to implement partial layoffs.
These outages also impact students, especially during nighttime when they struggle to study without electricity. Moreover, the darkness provides an opportunity for criminals to engage in anti-social activities, leading to an increase in theft, robbery, and other criminal acts in our locality.
Despite our repeated complaints to the local WAPDA office, no action seems to be taken. It appears that they are ignoring our concerns. We urge WAPDA to address this issue promptly and ensure a regular supply of electricity to our locality.
Yours sincerely,
Khokon
On behalf of the affected residents
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