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Udupi: Man loses money from his FASTag wallet despite car being parked at home

  •   Wed, May 17 2023 09:25:02 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (SS)

Udupi, May 17: Raghavendra Prabhu, who runs a provision store in Yadadi Mathyadi village of Kundapura taluk claimed that though his car was parked at home, he got a message on his mobile phone stating that an amount was debited from his FASTag (electronic highway toll collection system) wallet from Brahamarakotlu toll plaza.

In this connection, when Raghavendra Prabhu made enquiries with the authorities, it is said that he did not elicit a proper response.

 

 

 
  

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  • Vilas, Kolhapur

    Thu, May 18 2023

    I faced similar problem. I had a PAYTM fastag. I reported it to paytm. They sorted it out and my money was returned to my account.

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  • Sathya, BANGALORE

    Thu, May 18 2023

    It happened to me also for 2 times... not sure how to address this issue

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  • Venita, Udupi

    Thu, May 18 2023

    The same thing had happened to me during the 2020 COVID lockdown. Car was parked at home at Udupi. There was no way, vehicle could be taken out as there was complete lockdown. Yet, my fastag wallet amount was debited by the Suratkal toll. I raised up the issue with the Road Corporation etc but did not receive any response.

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  • Fayz, Kankanady

    Wed, May 17 2023

    NPCI has to resolve this person's issue.

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