Consumer affairs ministry to issue guidelines to curb pesky calls, messages
unsolicited commercial calls received by consumers.
«The Department of Consumer Affairs had started working on prevention of pesky calls, and we had to engage with all the stakeholders in this,» Khare told reporters on the sidelines of a CII event here.
The Department of Telecommunications was also coming out with rules, he said, adding, «we slowed down because we wanted to actually give the sector regulator full powers».
The secretary further said the telecom industry wants certain guidelines to be put out for safeguarding consumers' interest under the Consumer Protection Act.
«We are working on it, and very soon we will come out with the guidelines for prevention of pesky calls,» Khare said.
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