🚨Imagine the pressure on these gig workers to pack and deliver groceries within minutes.
Firstly, 10-minute delivery should not exist. If it does, the government should set a minimum delivery charge that the customer directly pays for the delivery partners.
The home delivery of food and groceries within minutes is a luxury and customer should pay a fair amount for it directly to the delivery partners.
The government should intervene in this and protect these poor people from being exploited by these companies.
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Even after multiple explanations @StarHealthIns continues to ignore facts and repeat the same copy paste response! No answers to genuine questions, no explanation—just harassment & fraud. Falsified policy dates, denied rightful claim—how low will they go? @sudhirchaudhary@aajtak
@star_orm Even after multiple explanations, @StarHealthIns continues to ignore facts and repeat the same copy-paste response! No answers to genuine questions, no explanation—just harassment & fraud. Falsified policy dates, denied rightful claims—how low will they go? #InsuranceScam#Fraud
@star_orm Even after multiple explanations, @StarHealthIns continues to ignore facts and repeat the same copy-paste response! No answers to genuine questions, no explanation—just harassment & fraud. Falsified policy dates, denied rightful claims—how low will they go? #InsuranceScam#Fraud
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@StarHealthIns Final Tweet (9/9):
🚨📷 THIS IS A SCAM, INDIA!
@StarHealthIns is STEALING from families like mine. They take your premiums, then FABRICATE LIES to reject claims. My mother fought a brain tumor, and they called her a “liar” for having NORMAL HEADACHES and then cancel policy.
@StarHealthIns 8/9:
Star Health’s Questions for YOU: Should policyholders consult a doctor for every minor headache? Is failing to report undiagnosed, everyday symptoms = fraud?
Can insurers forge policy dates to cancel policies?
@StarHealthIns 7/9:
SGPGI’s Medical Report: Doctors confirmed tumor was newly diagnosed in April 2024. Headaches/tingling (8–10 months prior) were minor, undiagnosed, and irrelevant to the tumor. No prior treatment or consultation.
@StarHealthIns 6/9:
Policy Cancellation Fraud: They CANCELED her policy. Their letter state: Policy started in March 2024 (actual: March 2023). Falsely claims “non-disclosure of pre-existing condition”. Even if headache began in April 2023, the policy was ACTIVE SINCE MARCH 2023. No PED exists
@StarHealthIns 5/9:
What is “misrepresentation”? IRDAI defines it as hiding diagnosed medical facts. My mother’s headaches: Never reported to any doctor before April 2024. Never investigated. SGPGI confirmed tumor was detected AFTER policy inception (March 2023).
@StarHealthIns 4/9:
Reason for Rejection: Star Health claims my mother “hid” headaches she had for 1 year. The truth: Headaches were mild, occasional (once/twice a month). Never consulted a doctor. No diagnosis, no treatment She assumed they were due to stress or tiredness.(she’s a homemaker)
@StarHealthIns 3/9: We filed a claim with
@StarHealthIns, submitting all documents: Referral from Samudayik Swasth Kendra. SGPGI’s MRI reports, surgery bills, discharge summary. Doctor’s confirmation of NO pre-existing disease on from B. tar Health’s response? “Misrepresentation of fact”.
@StarHealthIns 2/9: In April 2024, my mother had a sudden seizure. We rushed her to a rural clinic (Samudayik Swasth Kendra). The doctor referred us to SGPGI Lucknow, a top govt hospital. Tests revealed a brain tumor. She underwent life-saving surgery in May. Total cost: Nominal ��1 lakh.18
Final Tweet (9/9):
🚨🚨 THIS IS A SCAM, INDIA! @StarHealthIns is STEALING from families like mine. They take your premiums, then FABRICATE LIES to reject claims. My mother fought a brain tumor, and they called her a “liar” for having NORMAL HEADACHES and then cancel policy.
8/9:
Star Health’s Questions for YOU:
Should policyholders consult a doctor for every minor headache?
Is failing to report undiagnosed, everyday symptoms = fraud?
Can insurers forge policy dates to cancel policies?