In 2022, the woman applied for 130 shares in an IPO. However, the bank recorded her application for just 65 shares, which she claimed resulted in a loss of Rs 42,142. She also accused the bank of causing her physical and mental harassment. The Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission subsequently partly allowed the woman’s appeal. In 2022, the woman applied for 130 shares in an IPO. However, the bank recorded her application for just 65 shares, which she claimed resulted in a loss of Rs 42,142. She also accused the bank of causing her physical and mental harassment. The Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission subsequently partly allowed the woman’s appeal.
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