Consumer Forum Summons Anil Ambani

[abhay 0]

Consumer forum summons Anil Ambani

Reliance Communications (formerly Reliance Infocomm) chairman Anil Ambani was today summoned by a city consumer forum to personally appear before it on August 30 in connection with a complaint, accusing the telephone major of 'unfair trade practices'.

The summons was sent on the basis of a complaint lodged by a resident here, accusing the company of fraudulently de-activating his mobile phone connection taken under the 'Khazana' promotional scheme.

The District Consumer Forum (North) also directed the company to activate the phone connection with immediate effect.

The forum also said that if the respondent failed to comply with either the summons or the direction on re-activating the phone, all bank accounts of the company would be frozen.

http://www.chennaionline.com/colnews/newsi...RYNAME=Business

can they do that ?? does AA have to attend the court personally ?? will he attend ??

Edited August 19, 2006 by abhay

[theking 35]

Lol...Bank accounts being freezed if he doesnt !!

Legal representatives can obviously attend...No law can refuse that

[anujit 0]

A consumer court freezes bank assests of a company because of 1 man's complaint about a deactivated phone!!!

And Anil being summoned personally??

It all sounds very phony if you ask me.

[KumaarShah 143]

Ha Ha Ha.

This is the way our legal systems work. Anyway, nothing will dent these people's style of functioning anymore.

@ munnamobile, one more instance of the great Reliance here.

[Basant 0]

This is the best way of paying-off for the daily harassmenets being caused to millions of customers by Reliance.

Keep up it up friends.....Let Ambani realise the agonies.....

[linuxguy 0]

really? whas the source? did it appear in any respected newspaper? ( No TOI isn't one ).

[abhay 0]

acc to my knowledge these are all the newspapers the news has been in as of now

Capital's consumer forum summons Anil Ambani <<-- hindustantimes

Consumer forum summons Anil Ambani on Aug 30 <<-- business-standard

Faulty bill: Reliance gets notice <<-- timesofindia

times has complete story in detail

Edited August 19, 2006 by abhay

[ashoksoft 83]

oopz... another story that needs a little pepper and salt if u ask me ... I do not think such a qualm will hold true !

cheers

ashok

[abhay 0]

huh !! my ? still unanswred

can they do that ?? does AA have to attend the court personally ?? will he attend ??

[theking 35]

I already replied dude

[linuxguy 0]

i think he will have to.

[theking 35]

Nah...No stated law which forces that way....his authorised representatives can easily take care of that....