IRCTC fined Rs.10 Lakh for selling soft drinks above maximum retail price MRP
IRCTC fined Rs.10 Lakh for selling soft drinks above maximum retail price MRP
IRCTC is a subsidiary of Indian Railway.
The New Delhi District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum imposed "punitive compensation" of Rs 5 lakh each in two separate cases against IRCTC
Consumer Forum said that The IRCTC being a government corporation is not expected to be deficient in such matters and cannot come down to level of private dealers,"
The two Delhi resident complainants had alleged that a retail outlet of IRCTC had sold each of them a bottle of Maaza having MRP of Rs 12 for Rs 15.
Exparte order was passed by forum as no one attended or represented IRCTC.
The forum directed IRCTC to deposit a fine of Rs 10 lakh with the Delhi State Legal Services Authority and awarded compensation of Rs 10,000 each to the two passengers, Delhi residents Sachin Dhiman and Sharnya.
Fine is very less it will not teach the lesson to anyone
Minimum fine in every case should be Rs.10 Lakh only then companies will start to follow the laws.
IRCTC provides services all over India 24/7 this means they sell the soft drink and give other services daily 24/7 all over India.
Only two people dared to file a case against IRCTC normally in India majority sellers charge more than MRP but no one dares to file a case against sellers.
In future if you plan to file a case in consumer court, see that you take the proper receipt of buying cold drinks from that shop, if you got the mobile phone just record the audio or record the video also.
This will make your case full proof and you may get fine of Rs. 1000 or 10,000.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
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IRCTC is a subsidiary of Indian Railway.
The New Delhi District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum imposed "punitive compensation" of Rs 5 lakh each in two separate cases against IRCTC
Consumer Forum said that The IRCTC being a government corporation is not expected to be deficient in such matters and cannot come down to level of private dealers,"
The two Delhi resident complainants had alleged that a retail outlet of IRCTC had sold each of them a bottle of Maaza having MRP of Rs 12 for Rs 15.
Exparte order was passed by forum as no one attended or represented IRCTC.
The forum directed IRCTC to deposit a fine of Rs 10 lakh with the Delhi State Legal Services Authority and awarded compensation of Rs 10,000 each to the two passengers, Delhi residents Sachin Dhiman and Sharnya.
Fine is very less it will not teach the lesson to anyone
Minimum fine in every case should be Rs.10 Lakh only then companies will start to follow the laws.
IRCTC provides services all over India 24/7 this means they sell the soft drink and give other services daily 24/7 all over India.
Only two people dared to file a case against IRCTC normally in India majority sellers charge more than MRP but no one dares to file a case against sellers.
In future if you plan to file a case in consumer court, see that you take the proper receipt of buying cold drinks from that shop, if you got the mobile phone just record the audio or record the video also.
This will make your case full proof and you may get fine of Rs. 1000 or 10,000.
Reality views by sm –
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Tags – IRCTC Fined Delhi
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16 comments:
यह हुई ना बात-
that's cheating to their customer
and cheating is a form of stealing
very informative post as usual from u buddy..how u doing? best
I didn't know that the MRP of cool drinks is Rs. 12!! I don't drink soft drinks anymore (or i drink them rarely). I drink fruit juices, tender coconut instead.
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@रविकर
thanks.
@MEcoy
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@R. Ramesh
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@Destination Infinity
thanks.
informative post...
prices higher than market
thanks
thats good job done...
Every shop every place we dole out more for soft drinks in the name of chilled drink.
No one cares or notices such irregularities.If at all one comes to know he neglects it. Thank you for the information.
@Krishna
thanks.
@deeps
thanks.
@chitra
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@rudraprayaga
thanks.