Consumer case over Ashiana Town Beta seeks INR 54.88 crore

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AI summary

Residents have filed a consumer case against Ashiana Housing before the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission over Ashiana Town Beta in Bhiwadi, delivered in 2013-2018. They allege deficient service and unfair trade practices and seek INR 54.88 crore. The company will contest the complaint and file a reply. It says there is no financial or operational impact until the matter is decided.

Likely market impact

The company will contest the claim. Operations are not expected to be affected, but an adverse ruling could increase costs and liabilities.