Kejriwal pledges to take on online retailers: report
Moneylife Digital Team 30 December 2014

According to the AAP leader, e-commerce is an online scam that benefitted a select few and it must be investigated

 

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal has pledged to take on online retailers. According to a report from Economic Times, Kejriwal, lending his weight behind brick and mortar retailers has called e-commerce as an online scam that benefitted a select few.

 

Speaking with the newspaper, the AAP leader said, "Investigation is the only alternative left with us. Selling an item which costs Rs20 for Rs18 is no business logic."

 

Kejriwal, however clarified that his party is not opposed to e-commerce because of its convenience to customers.

Comments
jhakaas
10 years ago
Biased article against AAP....please listen to his speech carefully....AAP will investigate cases of 'predatory pricing'.......its not against e-commerce...it will infact promote it
Amit Khanna
10 years ago
Amit Khanna
10 years ago
Know more about this issue ..
https://http://www.change.org/p/prime-minister-narendra...
CHOON TSHERING LEPCHA
Replied to Amit Khanna comment 10 years ago
Useless link..doesnt work
Amit Khanna
Replied to CHOON TSHERING LEPCHA comment 10 years ago
Reposted correct link yet seems the input format of moneylife has some issues and it truncates the url making it useless.

Please Visit change.org under recent petitions tab find one addressed to PM Narendra Modi ..

That Petition this link is supposed to redirect.
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