The #SupremeCourt, warning of #misleading ads' harm, has given states two months to establish complaint redressal systems. The bench issued several directions to curb such ads, stressing the need to protect the public. https://t.co/NfEVqKZzS8
Misleading Ads case: SC directs states to set up grievance mechanism for misleading medical ads, warns of strict action https://t.co/k1JFXzjrJU
Supreme Court cracks down on misleading advertisements NDTV's @divyawadhwa speaks to Simrat Kathuria, Founder, The Diet Xperts, for perspective https://t.co/iMyPEP6YLX


The Supreme Court has initiated a crackdown on misleading advertisements, directing state governments and union territories to establish grievance redressal mechanisms. This directive follows concerns about the societal harm caused by deceptive advertising practices. The court has set a two-month deadline for states to implement these systems and has warned of strict actions against non-compliance. Additionally, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) is investigating industry bodies for potential cartelization related to advertisements. The Supreme Court's actions underscore the increasing scrutiny on misleading ads, particularly in the medical sector, where the court has emphasized the need for protective measures for the public.