The consumer affairs ministry on Monday acceded to industry demands and extended the deadline for companies to send their views on the proposed changes on consumer protection (e-commerce) rules to July 21.
With requests pouring in from the top companies, the Centre gave them more time to assess and submit their views on the proposed amendments, aimed to tighten the regulatory regime in the e-commerce space.
The consumer affairs ministry had sought comments from relevant stakeholders and had given them two weeks’ time--till July 6--to submit their inputs.
Last week, top companies including Amazon, Tata Group, Flipkart, Paytm and Snapdeal

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