COIMBATORE, AUG 13
Isha Yoga Center on Friday announced that the Madras High Court has ordered a fresh inquiry against the BSNL’s ‘inflated bill’ following the latter’s appeal against the arbitrator.
“BSNL raised a bill of Rs 2.5 crore for 25 days of phone usage in Dec 2018-Jan 2019 while Isha Yoga Center’s credit limit was only Rs 66,900 per month. Prior to this, the regular monthly bill of the Yoga Center was less than Rs 22,000 per month for the past 10 years,” said a spokesman of the Isha on Friday.
When BSNL threatened to disconnect, Isha Yoga Center approached the Madras High Court which appointed Retd Justice E Padmanabhan as an arbitrator to look into the matter.
The arbitrator did not agree with BSNL’s contention of such an extraordinarily high bill and ordered Isha Yoga Center to deposit an average monthly amount of Rs 22,000 per month for two months – Dec 2018 and January 2019.
BSNL appealed against this order and the Madras High Court has ordered for the matter to be heard afresh on grounds of procedure followed by the original arbitrator.
