An Andhra Pradesh consumer commission has ordered Ola Electric to repair an advocate’s scooter trunk for free and pay him Rs 45,000 in compensation. The company repeatedly acknowledged a lock defect but failed to fix it under warranty. The commission highlighted the professional risk faced by the advocate due to the unusable storage, deeming Ola’s inaction a clear deficiency in service.
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