

Jayesh Chavan
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This has happened with Jayesh Chavan (@jayesh8826 ). His elderly father paid ₹19,343 for his late mother's health insurance in April 2021. HDFC Bank held that money in an internal pool account for 432 days. No alert. No update. No interest. When Jayesh raised a chargeback through RBL Bank in July 2021, HDFC rejected it - claiming "services were provided." They weren't. After 14 months of follow-ups, HDFC quietly issued a manual NEFT refund of ₹18,843 directly to the family. No RBL permission needed. No "third party" excuse. But when Jayesh asked how much float interest HDFC earned on his father's money during those 432 days. The bank said: "You are a third party. Contact RBL Bank." Let that sink in. Independent enough to keep the money. Independent enough to refund the money. But suddenly dependent on another bank when it's time to pay interest? RBI mandates ₹100/day penalty for refund delays. 432 days × ₹100 = ₹43,200. HDFC has paid: ₹0. This is not a glitch. This is not a technical error. This is a system designed to exhaust a grieving family until they quietly give up. Jayesh didn't. RT if you stand against this. If you or your family has faced similar thing - DM me. Your story deserves to be told.













