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    Big Relief for Salman Khan as NCDRC Stays Warrants in Misleading Advertisement Dispute, Seeks Detailed Records From Commission
    Big Relief for Salman Khan as NCDRC Stays Warrants in Misleading Advertisement Dispute, Seeks Detailed Records From Commission
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    Big Relief for Salman Khan as NCDRC Stays Warrants in Misleading Advertisement Dispute, Seeks Detailed Records From Commission

    The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission stayed execution of bailable warrants issued against Salman Khan in a misleading advertisement complaint. The Commission also sought complete records, including contempt proceedings under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

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    Misleading Impression Among Aspirants: CCPA Fines Vajirao & Reddy Rs,15 Lakh Over UPSC Results Ads
    Misleading Impression Among Aspirants: CCPA Fines Vajirao & Reddy Rs,15 Lakh Over UPSC Results Ads
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    Misleading Impression Among Aspirants: CCPA Fines Vajirao & Reddy Rs,15 Lakh Over UPSC Results Ads

    The Central Consumer Protection Authority imposed a Rs 15 lakh penalty on Delhi coaching institute Vajirao & Reddy for misleading advertisements on UPSC CSE 2023 results. Chief Commissioner Nidhi Khare held the claims exaggerated student success, violating the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

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    How can you Call Everyone Else "Dhoka"? Delhi High Court Questions Patanjali’s Chyawanprash Ad after Dabur’s Complaint
    How can you Call Everyone Else "Dhoka"? Delhi High Court Questions Patanjali’s Chyawanprash Ad after Dabur’s Complaint
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    How can you Call Everyone Else “Dhoka”? Delhi High Court Questions Patanjali’s Chyawanprash Ad after Dabur’s Complaint

    The Delhi High Court grilled Patanjali over its chyawanprash ad calling all other brands “dhoka,” asking, “How can you call everyone fraud?” Dabur, holding a 61% market share, alleges the ad defames and misleads consumers by branding competitors as deceptive.

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