Iphone battery running down even when placed on charging

havinbg charging issuess...
evan after installing ios 6 ...the chatging issue persist,...
while i am charging the phone either via laptop or plug...the battery percentage runs down with time...
and slowly the phone doesnt turn up.
its being long that the phone is neither picking up the chatging nor it is turning on....
i went to apple retail store..they just did factory restore setting..but still the problem is there and am unable to use my phone..as it is not turning on..
Please HELP...

Thats what the issue is...
i am back in my country india...
i just went us so went to thbe store....
when i called up apple care..they said in india it wont help

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