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MP High Court Orders Preliminary Inquiry into Bajaj Finance's Alleged Coercive Recovery - (23 Sep 2025)

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Madhya Pradesh High Court directed police officials to conduct a preliminary inquiry into allegations against Bajaj Finance Limited. The company was accused of using coercion, threats, and abusive language to recover a business loan of Rs. 25.69 lakhs, prompting judicial intervention.

Tags : PRELIMINARY INQUIRY   BAJAJ FINANCE   RECOVERY  

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