I, the undersigned, Krishna Mohan, resident of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, worked in Trichy, Tamilnadu from April 2005 to April 2008. During that period, I got acquainted with Mr. Veeresh Babu, LIC agent, Agent number (04248), . I have taken three policies from him during that period. After leaving Trichy in April 2008, I have taken another policy Jeevan Astha in December 2008. The details of the policy are as follows:
Policy Number :[protected]
Policy Name : Jeevan Astha
Date of Commencement : 12/12/2008
Single Premium : 48795
Mr. Veeresh Babu told me that once the first year is completed there will be addition of Loyalty on the policy. I have clarified with him and confirmed that after one year if I surrender, the surrender value of 90% and then loyalty addition will give me a situation that there is no loss. When I surrendered I have got only 43,916 only which is a substantial loss. When I asked him, he informed me that LIC told him that they have changed the conditions so there will be no loyalty additions.
I can conclude that Mr. Veeresh Babu mislead me to meet his business targets and I have placed trust on as his service was satisfactory during the first three policies. I did not understand that he was preparing ground for a bigger scheme of things and gaining my trust.
I would pray that suitable punitive action taken against him and take appropriate action on LIC to pay the loyalty additions that were due to me.
Aug 14, 2020
Complaint marked as Resolved
I wish to bring to your notice the following . While paying the premium for this month I sent the cheque for Rs 490/- around February 6th 2010 so that the money gets credited before the due date.I ha d dated the cheque as 7th March2010 as the premium is due only by March28th.The person concerned from the office in branch unit 123 of LIC had sent the cheque for clearance in February itself overlooking the postdated cheque. As a consequence the bank returned the cheque with a penalty of Rs 125/-and the branch unit returned the cheque to my address and wanted me to send another cheque with the penalty of RS 125/-.To avoid the problem as now I am now in Indonesia I sent another cheque for Rs 615/- including the penalty for the mistake of the person who overlooked the date on the cheque before sending for clearance.
In the fitness of things is it fair on the part of the LIC office branch unit 123 to impose the penalty on the policyholder as the mistake was committed by the unit in sending the postdated cheque. If the branch unit could have waited till March 7th before presenting the cheque then it would have been honoured by the bank and could have avoided the penalty.
Kindly instruct your branch units to avoid such mistakes in future.
Name of policyholder Mrs Shoba Dakshinamuthy