Online companies are giving huge discounts, shopkeepers are facing losses
New Delhi. Unregulated practices and heavy discounting of online platforms One-day protest of All India Organization of Chemists and Druggists against The strike began with mixed reactions. Although the organization has Has claimed full support of the members.
All India Organization Of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD) said that it will (pharmacy) alleged ”illegal” Is demanding action against the operation. AIOCD says it 12.4 lakh drug dealers (chemists, represents pharmacists) and distributors.
AIOCD General Secretary Rajeev Singhal said” all of the medicine Shops are closed… We have received information from our state units that all Taking part in this strike. We operated within hospitals ‘nursing home pharmacies‘ But no pressure has been created.”
Shops of some organized drug chains, however, remained open in the National Capital Region. One ‘sales executive‘ When asked about the nationwide strike of AIOCD, he said” We are not part of the strike.” Singhal reiterated that AIOCD GSR 817 and gsr 220 of notifications are protesting against because it effectively bans online drug sellers Doing it regularly.
He said that without proper physical verification this Medicines are being sold. Corporate backed online companies heavily They are giving discounts due to which shopkeepers are incurring losses. Singhal said the AIOCD will consider the future course of action after the one-day nationwide strike to protect the interests of its members.
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