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Consumer Panel Orders Rs 1.73 Lakh Refund After Man Gets Chinese Phone in iPhone Order

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A consumer complaint forum has directed a refund of Rs 1.73 lakh to a man named Singh who ordered an iPhone worth Rs 1.43 lakh online but received a Chinese phone instead. Singh alleged that when he attempted to return the product, the seller rejected his request outright. He further claimed that a company representative declared the product damaged without conducting a proper inspection. Singh was reportedly not given any opportunity to present his side of the matter. The consumer panel ruled in his favour, ordering a refund exceeding the original purchase price.

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