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Punjab Consumer Commission Orders Ed-Tech Firm to Refund Rs 84,960 Over Fake Placement Promise

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A district consumer commission in Punjab has directed Eduinx Education Services to refund Rs 84,960 to an MBA graduate after the company failed to honour its '100% guaranteed placement' claim. The complainant, Harish Malhotra, approached the commission seeking compensation for the unmet assurance. The commission found that Eduinx's placement guarantee amounted to an unfair trade practice. The ruling serves as a reminder that ed-tech firms can be held legally accountable for misleading promises made to students.

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