The Central Consumer Protection Authority fined a e-commerce firm ten lakh rupees for listing restricted anti-drone equipment. These listings failed to disclose necessary licensing and legal consequences for users. Xboom argued for an enquiry-based model, which the authority rejected as an advertisement. The authority found Xboom violated consumer protection laws and e-commerce rules. Xboom must now ensure compliance and disclose all regulatory requirements for such products.
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