FIR filed against Blinkit for selling knives exceeding permissible blade length

The police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) against Blinkit, an online grocery delivery platform, for allegedly selling knives that exceed the permissible blade length as outlined in government regulations. Authorities discovered a total of 50 knives on the platform that violated these specifications. The action comes in response to concerns over public safety and compliance with existing laws governing the sale of sharp objects. This incident underscores the ongoing scrutiny of e-commerce platforms in India, particularly regarding their adherence to regulatory frameworks. As the online marketplace continues to expand, ensuring product safety and legality remains a critical challenge for both companies and regulators. The case against Blinkit raises important questions about consumer protection and the responsibilities of digital retailers in monitoring their product offerings.
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