Senior Citizen Wins Rs 45,000 After Dealer Fails LED TV Repair

A senior citizen secures Rs 45,000 after a dealer's failure to repair a faulty LED TV. This case highlights consumer rights and the importance of accountability in electronics sales. With rising complaints about defective products, consumers are urged to know their rights. The ruling emphasizes the need for businesses to uphold service standards.

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