WhatsApp Tips: If you have to pay more GST, send a WhatsApp message immediately, remember this number..

New GST rates came into effect across the country on September 22nd. Following the implementation of these new rates, many electronic products, such as refrigerators, TVs, projectors, and air conditioners, have become cheaper, and the 28% GST on these products has been reduced to 18%. However, in many places, consumers are complaining that shopkeepers are still charging the old rate, i.e., 28% GST.

If this is happening to you, the government has provided an easy way to complain. Yes, you can easily complain WhatsApp. Let us explain this in detail today...

Make a complaint on this number.
The government has issued a WhatsApp number for filing complaints. You can make a complaint on WhatsApp number 8800001915, or you can also call 1915 to register your complaint.

How to make a complaint via WhatsApp?
To do this, first save the number 8800001915.

Now send "Hi" to this number via WhatsApp.

After that, select your language (Hindi or English).
Select the Register Grievance option.

After that, select your state and city.
Select the industry your product belongs to.
After that, select the product category (such as TV, refrigerator, AC, etc.).
Enter the company name and product price here.
After that, write your complaint and send it.
You will get the option to edit the message or proceed.
Here, you can also upload the bill or related document.
After the complaint is registered, you will receive a reference number.

How to check the status of the complaint?
To check the status of the complaint, send Hi again to 8800001915.

After selecting the language, select the Complaint Status option.

Now enter the reference number you received when filing your complaint.

You will now receive the latest updates on your complaint.
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