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responding consumer's compliant apathetically with colour of sovereignty;which is against the spirit of the foundation of the democratic socialist governance guaranteed in the Greatest Law "The Constitution of India".Banking regulation is now utter failure. Who owns responsibility is a big question?
This is long overdue. I was debited with renewal fee on a cancelled Standard Chartered Gold Card when I had shifted to Nairobi from Bangalore. Interest was added on it. The debt collector came and badgered my father who, without consulting me, settled. On my return, the Bank began to badger me again. I took the documents and threatened to take them to court. They gave me a letter confirming that I owed them nothing. Years later, I was refused a Credit Card by HSBC with whom I had banked for decades. Luckily, as a former banker, I used my contacts to get a copy of my credit report. I took it to Standard Chartered and told them that if they do not issue a letter to HSBC forthwith, I shall take them to court. They delivered. But think of the stress and trauma for my father who was in his eighties at the time, and the humiliation for me. What happens to somebody without the contacts to get a copy of the credit report to threaten the puisine Bank that behaves like a an Indian High Court that will set aside the Indian Penal Code to favour the scum of the Earth, secure in the knowledge that the Supreme Court will decline to uphold the Rule of law?
Here and there, there are blips of hope.