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Muscle Beast Ordered to Refund Rs 7,875 for Non-Delivery
A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission has ordered Muscle Beast to refund Rs 7,875 for failing to deliver protein and creatine supplements. Customer Davesh Duvedi sought justice after multiple failed delivery promises. The commission awarded an additional Rs 50,000 in compensation for mental harassment and legal costs, emphasizing consumer rights. Muscle Beast must comply within thirty days to avoid further penalties.
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"Muscle Beast might want to beef up their delivery game!"
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