New GST Tariffs: Now shop owners and companies will have steps, new rules for those who do not give benefits of GST -GST rate cut to ensure benefits and action

Updated: Di, 23 Sep 2025 08:21 PM (IST) It is a challenge for the government to benefit clients after reductions in GST rates. The Ministry of Consumers has created a monitoring mechanism. Mass will be undertaken if there are complaints against brand companies. The government has given assurances to take action on complaints if the price deduction in the retail market. Arvind Sharma, Jagran, New -Delhi. Following the implementation of widespread cuts in the rates of taxes on goods and services (GST), the biggest challenge with the government is to offer benefits to the clients. For this, a monitoring mechanism was created at the ministry level of consumer affairs. Class action (collective action) will be submitted if a complaint against the brand companies against the brand companies. Remove the ad just read the news. After complaints about reducing the price of package products from the East in the retail market, the government has assured consumers that all their complaints will be heard and that they will be acted immediately. If a shop owner does not give goods at new rates, then complain to the online platform. However, the government also cared for the problems of the industry and made a slightly flexible to install a new MRP on the existing stock. It is not possible to install a new sticker, old parcels with modified prices can be used by March 2026. Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare acknowledged that many products are already in the market supply chain and that it is not possible to put a new sticker on it. It was voluntary, but that does not mean that customers do not get its benefits. Companies and distributors will have to take the responsibility to ensure new rates on package products in advance. Before the revised rates are implemented, strict warnings were given to everyone by meeting two or twice at government level. However, if companies and sellers do not, the process of action will begin against them. Nidhi Khare, who was encouraged by the first day’s performance, said a large number of clients were getting complaints. Advice and suggestions are also sought. The voluntary information system government has allowed manufacturers, packers and importers to voluntarily provide information on the revised MRP to consumers. This information can be given through digital medium, comparative tariff card or other innovative methods. Companies have been instructed that advertising, mobile apps, internet media and other communication mediums be used to make consumers aware of the new GST tariffs. How to complain? Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare has made it clear that manufacturers are responsible for implementing new GST tariffs. If a product of a business in the past is not given to customers and the shop store holder makes any excuse, his voice can be recorded and complained as evidence. Apart from the toll-free number 1915, whatsapp, mobile apps and e-portal are also facilitated. Recently, the ministry has created a separate category for GST on the Indian portal, so that such complaints can be handled quickly and effectively. Customers can file a complaint directly and also do status detection. After receiving the complaint, it is found by the ministry’s team and notices are sent to the company concerned.