EPFO Ordered to Pay ₹50,000 Compensation for 10-Year Delay in PF Transfer

EPFO PF Transfer Delay Consumer Commission

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The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Chandigarh, ordered EPFO to pay ₹50,000 compensation to Rajesh Garg for a nearly 10-year delay in transferring his provident fund (PF) accumulations, citing 'deficiency in service and unfair trade practice'.

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