Jaipur: The Department of Rajasthan IT has ordered the idea of ​​Vodafone to pay one of his customers who remained Rs 27.5 lakh from the total RS 68.5 Lakh which illegally transferred from his account using a duplicate mobile SIM card issued by a telecommunications company without verifying customers.
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This case is related to one Bhanu Pratap, which is issued by the SIM duplicate of others and transfers the total RS 68.5 lakh from the IDBI Bank to another account.
Then, he returned Rs 44 lakh but the victim had not received the remaining money.
On May 25, 2017, the Vodafone Lal Nain cellphone number from Vodafone stopped working.
He went to a telecommunications company store in Hanumangarh and registered a complaint.
Even though he got a new number, it was still inactive even though there were repeated complaints.
In Jaipur, he went to one of the company’s shops and once again filed a complaint for SIM activation, which occurred the following day.
At that time, the culprit had transferred RS 68.5 lakh from the IDBI Bank account Nain using the resulting OTPS.
Not only does the Duplicate SIM card issued without verification of the right personal data, the late activation of the new SIM card and transfer of money from the account during this period raises serious questions.
Provisions in IT Law allow the IT department and communication to ensure justice for people who suffer losses due to concessions by telecommunications companies in carrying out completion before removing the SIM card.
The order said that the idea of ​​Vodafone had to pay Rs 2.31lakh as a flower and 72,000 RS stored by the Petitioner (Krishna Lal Nain) in addition to losing 24KH RS money.
If a telecommunication company fails to pay money in one month, 10% interest will be charged.
Vodafone’s idea has options for challenging others in court and higher courts.