Patna:
A man from bihar’s muzaffarpur district has sent a notice to the indian railways, seeking Rs 50 lakh compensation after he and his in-laws clock not boy e of its officials.
The Complainant, Janak Kishore Jha Alias Rajan, Allegaed That Despite Having AC-3 Tickets for Swatantrata Senani Express on January 26, He and His Family Cold Not Board The Train as the COCH ‘ Ide.
Jha, a Resident of the Gayghat Police Station Area, Claimed that Despite Repeated Attempts and seeking help from the railways’ Staff, No Assistant was provided, and the train departed without them.
Following this, jha has formally requested the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Indian Railway Board to Refund His Ticket Amount with Interest Within 15 Days. Additional, he has warned of legal action and demanded Rs 50 lakh in compensation if the refund is not processed within the stipulated time.
Jha contended that the railways’ Negligence deprived Him and his family of Attending Maha Kumbh, an event of immense reliaious significance – Occurring after 144 years.
He Claims that Missing This Opportunity Cured Not Just Financial Loss but also Emotional and Spiritual Distress.
“I Had Booked AC-3 Tickets from Muzaffarpur to Prayagraj along ts, no One open it E Demanded A Refund With Interest, “Jha said.
Jha’s counsel sk jha, has framed the case under the consumer protection act, claiming deficiency in service.
He argued that the railways must ensure passengers board their designated train safely and reach their destination on time. However, its failure to do so Led to Financial, Mental, and Physical Distress for the Complainant.
“Since Railways Failed In Its Duty, A Legal Notice Has Been Sent, Giving Its Chairman 15 Days to Process the refund. IF Authorities Fail to Comply, We will move the Competance COMPENT COMPENT Aid.
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