Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Jharkhand Police Associations Slam Tata AIG Over Health Insurance Claims
Police in Jharkhand are having problems with their health insurance provided by Tata AIG.
They say the company is not paying for their hospital bills on time, even though they pay premiums.
This is causing delays and sometimes forcing the officers to pay out of their own pockets.
The police associations and the insurance company met to discuss this.
Tata AIG promised to fix the problems.
The police are worried because they want to make sure officers get the medical care they need, especially during emergencies.
Jharkhand police associations are protesting Tata AIG's alleged failure to honor health insurance claims.
A high-level review meeting was held at Police Headquarters with Tata AIG and police association representatives.
Union leaders cited delays and rejections of claims, despite premium deductions from police personnel.
Tata AIG acknowledged issues and pledged to resolve bottlenecks in the claim settlement process.
DIG Surendra Jha emphasized the importance of ensuring the State Employees Health Insurance Scheme functions properly.
- Who
- Jharkhand Police Association, Police Men’s Association, Police Fourth Grade Employees Association, Tata AIG, and DIG Surendra Kumar Jha.
- What
- Jharkhand police associations are protesting against Tata AIG for denied health insurance claims.
- When
- A high-level review meeting was held on Monday.
- Where
- Police Headquarters, Jharkhand.
- Why
- The MoU between the state government and Tata AIG is not translating into real-time benefits for police personnel.
Police Associations' Concerns
Tata AIG's Response
Claim Settlement
Police Associations' Concerns
Police personnel are experiencing delays or rejections of health insurance claims.
Tata AIG's Response
Tata AIG is working to remove bottlenecks in the claim settlement process and extend full cooperation.
- Company Involved
- Tata AIG
- Police Associations Involved
- Jharkhand Police Association, Police Men’s Association, Police Fourth Grade Employees Association
- Meeting Chair
- DIG Surendra Kumar Jha
- Issue
- Delayed or denied health insurance claims
- Location
- Jharkhand, India