SSL chain incomplete for mahakaltourandtravels.in (Unknown TLS issuer: WR1)

[Mahakaltours]

Hello,

My domain mahakaltourandtravels.in is hosted on InfinityFree.
The SSL certificate (issued by Google Trust Services – WR1) is valid, but scanners report:

“Unknown TLS issuer” or “Certificate not trusted in all web browsers.”

I checked using SSLShopper, and it says the intermediate/chain certificate is missing on the server.

Please install the full certificate chain or verify that the intermediate certificate from Google Trust Services is configured.

Here’s the official intermediate certificate:
https://pki.goog/repository/GTS1O1.crt

Thank you for your help!

[wasik405]

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[Mahakaltours]

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[Jri-Creator]

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[Mahakaltours]

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