Respected Sir,
I am somnath Maity of 199 M M GHOSH ROAD, DUM DUM, KOLKATA-700074, i am mediclaim's policy holder since last 8 years of ORIENTAL INSURANCE.
This year i submit my policy's premium before 4th day but they are breck my policy without my concern / signature .
I had request more time but they are not agree to change their fault .
So i am not getting income tax rebate for breck my policy.
I hope you will step necessary action
IF YOU GRANT MY REQUEST I WILL BE HIGHLY OBLISED.
N.B. - I attach some document
Thanking you
somnath maity
Dated : 7/16/2008
Deptt.: Customer Service
Ref. No. CSD/ ER / 47 / 2008
Sh.Somnath Maiaty
Dear Sir/Sirs/Madam,
Re: Seeking correction in policy no.294/2009 and 793/2009
We are in reciept of your letter Ref. No Dated : 7/14/2008 on the above subject.
The matter is being taken up with our concerned office(s). They are also being asked to expedite the matter and inform you the position directly, to avoid delay.
For future correspondence, please quote our Reference number.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Chief Manager
Original Message -----
From: somnath maity
To: [protected]@orientalinsurance.co.in
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 11:45 PM
Respected Sir,
I am somnath maity customer of your insurance from last 8 years at 7 Red cross place, kolkata - 700001 office code - 311800, old police no was 2008 - 809 & my new policy no are [protected], 793-2009 which incorrect but they are refused to correct.actually i am proposer & other member are my wife, mother & retired father and depepdent sister.
They have no right to copy our signature for new policy
They have no right to breck my policy without my concern
they have no right to misbehave to customer
Mr. ashok gupta as (D.M) he can't say this is a Govt. office not private office here rectrification not correct immediately.
Mr. Narayam Mondal As (O.I) he can't wait 4 hours without ...
I REQUEST YOU PLEASE DO RECTIFY & COMPENSATE ME AS EARLY AS POSSIABLE .
If you not change my policy then please refund my cheque
THANKING YOU
SOMNATH MAITY
[protected]
[protected]@yahoo.com
Aug 13, 2020
Complaint marked as Resolved
You should get the FIR from police. If you are not getting in the local police station, take it to the next level. The FIR has nothing to do with the value of the stolen item. It is the right of the citizen to get the FIR filed. Any insurance company will ask you for the same if you are claiming insurance. I had a similar experience some time back. It was regarding my stolen shoe. The price was around Rs. 4000/- The other thing that one of my lawyer friends suggested was to send a complaint to the police station as registered post. It is better if you just paste the stamp on the letter itself, without putting it in an envelope. And, after couple of days, invoke the right of information act to get the status of your complaint. I know it is painful, but if we do not do it, things are not going to change.
Any lawyers reading this, please suggest what my friend should do.
Dileep