Interview with Consumer Rights Champion: Amit

M.R.P stands for Maximum Retail Price. We can also bargain on M.R.P. Yet several venders overcharge us. What do we do?

Take a leaf out of Amit‘s story. He challenged the errant vendors in the consumer court and won. 🙂

Read Amit’s experiences in consumer court and his dealings with common issues such as overcharging by autorickshaws or loudspeakers blaring hard at temple in a two-part interview posted at Visceral Observations. Here are the links to both parts of the interview:

Interview with Consumer Rights Champion-Amit: Part 1

Interview with Consumer Rights Champion: Amit: Part 2

Amit also blogs about his experiences and consumer rights at The Everyday Bloggy.

An Interview with Lt. Col. Rajesh Yadav: Consumer Court Case Winner

Consumer Protection Act, 1986 is most unused Act in India. Indians are hardly aware of their rights as a consumer. Very few of us, who fight for their consumer rights, are commendable. Because more than their small victories they set a precedent that others can follow. Sometimes, their cases lead to a landmark court judgment that benefit entire society at large.

Lt. Col. Rajesh Yadav is one such crusader, an Army man, who despite his busy schedule fought a case against ICICI bank for unfairly billing him on a debit card that he never received.

Lt. Col. Rajesh shared his experiences with ICICI, consumer court, lawyers and more in a candid interview. This interview is an eye opener for all the bank consumers.

Read his complete interview here.