Qcomm cos must follow law of land: Piyush Goyal
Blinkit launched its ambulance service, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said that companies should ensure that they are in compliance with the law of the land and no laws of the land should be broken.
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Blinkit on Thursday launched a 10-minute ambulance service in some areas of Gurugram as a pilot project.
“As regard Blinkit doing ambulance services or medicines being delivered, my only submission would be that they have to make sure that they meet the law of the land and whatever are the legal requirements should be properly taken care of. No laws of the land should be broken,” Goyal said.
Earlier this week, the commerce and industry ministry met officials of quick commerce companies including Blinkit regarding their ownership structure of warehouses and overall operations.
Asked about issues raised by small retailers about quick-commerce or e-commerce firms, Goyal said the government is monitoring that and the Competition Commission of India has already taken actions wherever it found anti-competitive practices.
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