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    Home»Sports»E-commerce giants remove walkie-talkie lastings after Govt Cracks Down on Illegal SAles | Economy News

    E-commerce giants remove walkie-talkie lastings after Govt Cracks Down on Illegal SAles | Economy News

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    New delhi: Major e-Commerce Platforms, Including Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Jiomart, Meta, and Have Removed Several Walkie-Talkie Product Listings Following New Government Rules Rule Sale of Radio Communication Equipment Online. The Tentral Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), under the ministry of consumer affairs, recently issued detailed detailed guidelines to regulate how success devices are listed and Sold on to online marketplaces.

    The move comes in Response to Rising Concerns about unregulated walkie-talkies that can interfere with Critical communication networks like that it is used by police and emergeency services. The new rules, Titled ‘Guidelines for the Prevention and Regulation of Illegal Listing and Sale of Radio Equipment Including Walkie Talkies on e-Commerce Platforms, 2025,’ WERE CREATED In Created In Consultation with the al Telecommunications (dot) and the ministry of home affairs (MHA).

    They aim to protect consumers and the National Communication Infrastructure by ensuring only authorized and properly certified equipment is available for sale. Many Walkie-Talkies Previous Sold Online Lacked Clear Information About The Legal Need for a Wireless Operating License. Listings often omitted key Technical Details Such as Frequency Range, Regulatory Applas, or Whether the product required a license under laws like the Indian telegraph act, 1885, 1885, Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1933.

    This LED to Buyers Being Misled Into Believing they could free use such devices without restrictions. Under the New Guidelines, Online Platforms Are Now Required to Clear Menth Withra A Walkie-Talkie Requires a License, Display Approved Frequency Ranges, and Provide Valid Valid Regulatory Certifications such as equipment type approval (ETA).

    Listings that fail to meet these standards must be taken down, and Misleading Advertisements are Strictly Prohibited. The ccpa has previously flagged over 16,000 such such and Issued 13 notices to Major Platforms for Violating Consumer Protection Laws. The new guidelines strengthen enforcement, set out penalties for violations, and hold bothe sellers and platforms responsible for compliance.

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