Updated: Sat, 20 Sep 2025 05:27 PM (IST) in Shamli, the Consumer Commission fined the Oriental Insurance Company for the cancellation of the Mediclaim policy. Consumer Yogesh Jindal took the policy in 2016, but the claim was canceled. The commission ordered the company to pay a fine of Rs 2.13 Lakh and pay interest. In addition, instructions were also given to submit expenses and fine. Jagran correspondent, Shamli. The chairman of the Consumer District Relations Commission, while hearing the case to cancel the consumer medicine policy, imposed a fine of Rs 2.13 Lakh on the Branch Manager of the Oriental Insurance Company. In addition, the company will also have to pay six percent annual interest on the amount of the insurance claim. Remove the ad, just read the news, Yogesh Kumar Jindal, a resident of Hospital Road in the city of Shamli, filed a case in the District Consumer Disputes Relations Commission on February 13, 2019. The consumer informed that the insurance was taken from the PNB Oriental Royal Mediclame for his and wife in the year 2016. He is assured that if any need is needed in the future, there will be satisfaction. In the case of treatment, the consumer will be paid to five lakh calls. Trust on this, the policy premium amount was paid 6760. While taking the insurance policy, he and the woman were completely healthy, they had no illness. The renewal of the insurance policy took place on January 5, 2017 and on January 5, 2018. Shortly after the policy took the policy in 2018, the consumer experienced problems with choking, restlessness and breathing, as well as increasing blood pressure. He showed the Apollo Hospital in New Delhi in 2018. Several senior doctors have done tests and say that there is a blockage in the veins of the heart. He advised to let stunts sit down. He approached the TPA Defense Health Insurance of the insurance company and applied for the cash -side facility, but the facility was not provided, while the hospital was listed in the list of cash deposits. He received his treatment on his own after not getting permission for a long time. From May 10, 2018 to May 12, 2018, Apollo was hospitalized, where stunts were inserted. Even after that the treatment continued. It spent three lakh calls, in which all the accounts in the office of the insurance company were paid and deposited, but the company did not pay. On November 15, 2018, he was told that the insurance claim was canceled, while no information was officially given. Hemant Kumar Gupta, chairman of the District Commission, gave Abhinav Aggarwal and Amarjeet Kaur, while hearing the case, gave the decision on September 18, 2025. In this it was ordered that the insurance company give the amount of two lakh 13 thousand 952 rupes to six percent annual interest rate from the date of cancellation to the final payment date. The expenses for the case will be submitted to the commission for 10 thousand rupees and a reduction in service and 50 thousand on scheduled business behavior. In addition, warning that actions will be done under the Consumer Protection Protection Act because they will not deposit funds within the prescribed period of 45 days.
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