The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered Femina Plus Luxe Salon to pay ₹50,000 (approximately $600 USD) in compensation after a complaint was filed regarding a defective haircut. The complainant, MP Bharara, claimed that his granddaughter's hair was 'totally ruined' due to the salon's poor service during visits on August 1, August 17, and October 17, 2025. Bharara alleged that the haircut was uneven and unprofessional, leading to severe embarrassment and distress for the young girl. The salon denied the allegations, stating that the complaint was unfounded and that the billed amount was only ₹7,640 (around $92 USD), not the claimed ₹22,000 (approximately $265 USD). However, the commission found the salon guilty of unfair trade practices for not issuing proper invoices and providing inadequate services. Citing a Supreme Court ruling, the commission emphasized that deficiencies in salon services are actionable under consumer law, warranting compensation for mental anguish and loss of appearance.