NCDRC directs Insurance Company to refund premium to 61 mango farmers for non-disclosure of scheme details

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has directed an insurance company to refund premiums to 61 mango farmers for non-disclosure of scheme details. The dispute arose when the insurance company failed to inform the farmers about the terms of a crop insurance scheme, resulting in their claims being rejected. The NCDRC emphasized consumer protection, ordering the refund of premiums paid by the farmers along with compensation and interest. This case underscores the importance of transparent disclosure in insurance policies to protect consumer rights.