Nine months after protests in September, only approximately one-third of insurance claims for damages have been settled. Of the Rs 23.53 billion (approximately $28.2 million USD) in claims filed, insurers have disbursed Rs 7.62 billion (approximately $9.1 million USD). Insurance companies cite ongoing damage assessments and incomplete documentation from claimants as primary reasons for the significant delays in processing payments. The substantial outstanding amount indicates a slow recovery process for those affected by the protests. This lag raises concerns about the efficiency of the claims process and the financial burden on individuals and businesses awaiting compensation. Insurers maintain they are working to resolve the remaining claims, but no firm timeline for full settlement has been provided. The situation highlights potential challenges in handling large-scale insurance claims following civil unrest.