This person got dizzy after seeing the parking bill at Delhi airport, this thing may happen to you too

what is the whole matter

A man named Deepak Gosai had parked his/her car in the Multi Level Car Parking (MLCP) of Terminal 3 of Delhi Airport on 17 August. After parking, he/she did not know that he/she would be shocked to see the bill. When Deepak came to take his/her car from the parking on 26 August, he/she was shocked to see the rate of the bill. he/she himself gave this information on the social media platform X.

How much was the parking bill

Deepak parked his/her car at MLCP of Terminal 3 of Delhi Airport at 7:14 am on 17 August and came to pick up the car at 9:36 am on 26 August. During this time, his/her total bill was Rs 5770. This includes parking charge of Rs 4889.83 and GST of Rs 880.17.

he/she had never received such an expensive parking bill before, however, he/she somehow paid the bill with a heavy heart. he/she shared the photo of the bill on his/her social media platform X and wrote that this is his/her worst experience so far.

The car was found in bad condition

Deepak said that despite paying such a hefty parking bill, the condition of his/her car was not good. Not only was the gate lock of his/her car completely broken, but there were scratches on the car at many places. Although Deepak told his/her story to the officials present at the airport parking, his/her problem was not solved.

Parking bill was more than air ticket

The surprising thing is that Deepak had booked tickets from Delhi Airport to Lucknow and back. The rate of ticket for one site was Rs 2836. In this way, the total expense of to and fro comes to Rs 5672. he/she had paid Rs 5770 for the parking ticket.

Which details are important to see in the parking ticket

Nowadays, in order to grab a lot of money, a lot of frauds are happening with drivers who park their cars. In such a situation, before paying for the parking ticket, some important details must be checked in the ticket. If you have received a parking ticket/penalty charge notice (PCN), then definitely check the plate/vehicle registration number and time. On the other hand, if you are parking your car in a government property, then definitely check the government rate of parking there.