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A regulatory tracker dated 19 August 2026 records an order by India's Central Consumer Protection Authority fining Flipkart Rs 5 lakh for unfair trade practices and selling toys lacking mandatory Bureau of Indian Standards certification. Platforms' responsibility for third-party sellers is debated.
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Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA)
Consumer regulator under the Department of Consumer Affairs, India
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
National standards body
Flipkart
E-commerce marketplace named in the order
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