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Sold cigarettes above printed price: Manufacturer, retailer fined Rs 10 lakh

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Sold cigarettes above printed price: Manufacturer, retailer fined Rs 10 lakh
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A consumer commission in Aligarh has fined a cigarette manufacturer and a local retailer Rs 10 lakh for selling a pack of cigarettes above the printed maximum retail price. The ruling follows a complaint from a customer who was overcharged by Rs 20.

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This case reinforces consumer protection laws regarding MRP compliance and holds both manufacturers and retailers accountable for unfair trade practices.

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