Reacting to a TV media report that the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has found alleged irregularities in its investigation against e-commerce companies like Amazon and Flipkart and their relationship with mobile manufacturers, Khandelwal told IANS that e- This is "collusion" between commerce. Giant companies and mobile companies "undermine the broader interests of the country."
Amazon or Flipkart did not immediately comment on the report.
Khandelwal, BJP candidate from Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency, said, "For years, we have been highlighting the persistent problem of foreign e-commerce companies bypassing rules and laws and often resorting to unethical business practices to capture the Indian market. Are." th capital.
He said this "complex web" involves collaboration between e-commerce giants and mobile companies, which undermines the country's broader interest and "endangers the livelihoods of small traders.",
In February this year, the retail traders' body had written to the CCI seeking immediate action in the Delhi Trade Federation case involving anti-competitive practices of Amazon and Flipkart.
In a letter to CCI chairperson Ravneet Kaur, CAIT said the market regulator should “give the matter top priority and pass final penalty orders and directions to Flipkart and Amazon to stop their illegal activities, as the outcome of the case is serious.” Is." Impacting the survival of millions of retailers and their families."
"These foreign entities have indulged in monopoly over the sale of mobile phones through exclusive launches," the CAIT letter alleged.
Khandelwal told IANS that it is necessary that decisive action is now taken against these companies."Once the general elections are over and if I am elected as an MP, I am committed to advocating for a solution to this issue," he said.
Amazon or Flipkart did not immediately comment on the report.
Khandelwal, BJP candidate from Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency, said, "For years, we have been highlighting the persistent problem of foreign e-commerce companies bypassing rules and laws and often resorting to unethical business practices to capture the Indian market. Are." th capital.
He said this "complex web" involves collaboration between e-commerce giants and mobile companies, which undermines the country's broader interest and "endangers the livelihoods of small traders.",
In February this year, the retail traders' body had written to the CCI seeking immediate action in the Delhi Trade Federation case involving anti-competitive practices of Amazon and Flipkart.
In a letter to CCI chairperson Ravneet Kaur, CAIT said the market regulator should “give the matter top priority and pass final penalty orders and directions to Flipkart and Amazon to stop their illegal activities, as the outcome of the case is serious.” Is." Impacting the survival of millions of retailers and their families."
"These foreign entities have indulged in monopoly over the sale of mobile phones through exclusive launches," the CAIT letter alleged.
Khandelwal told IANS that it is necessary that decisive action is now taken against these companies."Once the general elections are over and if I am elected as an MP, I am committed to advocating for a solution to this issue," he said.
