The Indian government is setting up a robust ecosystem to resolve consumer complaints at the pre-litigation stage, aiming to streamline the process and provide faster resolutions. This initiative, led by the Secretary, is expected to enhance consumer conf
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The primary goal of the new pre-litigation system is to provide a faster and more efficient means of resolving consumer complaints, reducing the time and costs associated with traditional litigation.
Technology will be used to develop a robust online platform where consumers can register complaints, track case status, and receive updates. Data analytics will also help identify common issues and trends.
Sectors such as real estate, which have seen a significant rise in consumer complaints, are expected to benefit greatly from this initiative.
Officials and stakeholders will receive training sessions on consumer rights, dispute resolution techniques, and the use of technology to handle complaints more effectively.
The government's long-term vision is to create a system that is efficient, fair, and transparent, ensuring that the rights and interests of consumers are always protected and continuously improved upon.

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