CAIT Punjab pushes for streamlining e-commerce business in India

Amritsar, May 8 (KNN) Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), Punjab has appealed to the government for streamlining the e-commerce business across the country.

In a letter to the Ministry of Commerce, CAIT said the e-commerce rules under consumer law, e-commerce policy and new norms on FDI policy for e-commerce were being violated, harming the interests of traders.

The traders’ body demanded immediate implementation of e-commerce policy and rules, reported Tribune.

CAT Punjab Chairman Piara Lal Seth said that important policy decisions related to streamlining the e-commerce business in India is need of the hour and the government must look into these.

He said through this communiqué the attention of the government had been drawn to the manner in which foreign e-commerce companies were doing their arbitrary business.

Sameer Jain, general secretary of the CAIT Punjab, said traders were already facing a lot of trouble in trade due to non-professional practices in business being pursued by foreign e-commerce companies.

He said despite warnings, e-commerce companies were openly violating rules and regulations.

CAIT said strict provision in the draft e-commerce rules should be included in the e-commerce rules or in the e-commerce policy or in the FDI policy.  (KNN Burea)