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[ad_1] Insurance agents mostly target illiterate people. Wrong information by insurance agents is considered a violation of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. Insurance agents are often asked to get a certain number of customers to sign up for policies. For each policy, the agent receives his commission. They usually target illiterate people or people from the lower run of the social ladder. Uneducated people fall prey to these schemes in the greed of receiving a promised amount. Sometimes due to false information provided by the insurance agents, their companies also face consequences. A similar incident happened with Amarjit Kaur from Mohali, Punjab, who had taken an insurance policy of Rs 4.60 lakh from Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance Limited. While withdrawing the amount after three years, she only received Rs 32,000. Amarjit registered a complaint against the insurance company in Mohali District Forum. She was a 56-year-old illiterate person and her husband was a small fa

[ad_1] Insurance agents mostly target illiterate people. Wrong information by insurance agents is considered a violation of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. Insurance agents are often asked to get a certain number of customers to sign up for policies. For each policy, the agent receives his commission. They usually target illiterate people or people from the lower run of the social ladder. Uneducated people fall prey to these schemes in the greed of receiving a promised amount. Sometimes due to false information provided by the insurance agents, their companies also face consequences. A similar incident happened with Amarjit Kaur from Mohali, Punjab, who had taken an insurance policy of Rs 4.60 lakh from Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance Limited. While withdrawing the amount after three years, she only received Rs 32,000. Amarjit registered a complaint against the insurance company in Mohali District Forum. She was a 56-year-old illiterate person and her husband was a small fa