Consumer Commission imposed a fine on ASL cars and negotiators, and the consumer will get compensation

The District Consumption Commission of the District Commission of the West Singhbhum district imposed an important verdict and imposed a fine of two Lakh calls on ASL Motors (Adityapur and Chaaibasa) and its negotiators. The commission took these steps to a complaint related to the consumer, in which serious allegations of sales and negligence were proven. According to the information, the complainant bought a vehicle from ASL cars, but a few days after the purchase, technical malfunctions began to come out in the vehicle. Despite repeated complaints, the problem was not solved by the company and its negotiators. The consumer raised the matter to the Consumer District Relationship Commission, after which the hearing began. The commission’s investigation found that the company and its negotiators did not provide satisfactory service to the consumer, but negligent negligence. It not only caused financial loss to the consumer, but also suffered spiritual torture. In light of the seriousness of the case, the commission imposed a fine of two lakh calls on the company and negotiators and ordered the complainant to compensate. This decision raised the hope among the consumer that if the business is done negligently in a product or service, they can get right through the legal process. At the same time, the commission has given a clear message that strict steps will be taken against companies and traders who violate consumer rights. This decision of the consumer disputes District Relationship Commission is considered an important step towards the protection of consumer rights. Experts believe that this decision will teach companies and traders that it is necessary to treat customers with transparency and honesty. At the same time, the locals say such decisions will encourage consumers to come forward and register their complaints. It will now be seen whether the company remuneration is accepting the consumer or the way of further legal action. Share this story -tags