'Why no affidavit?' SC raps Centre over airfare fluctuations, demands reply by May 8
The Supreme Court has criticized the central government for not submitting an affidavit explaining fluctuations in domestic airfares. The court has sought a detailed response from the Centre by May 8, emphasizing the need for transparency in pricing. The matter pertains to rising airfares and the lack of a clear regulatory mechanism to address sudden price changes.
- ▪The Supreme Court questioned the Centre's failure to file an affidavit on airfare fluctuations.
- ▪The court has directed the government to submit its response by May 8.
- ▪Judges emphasized the need for accountability and transparency in domestic airfare pricing.
- ▪The issue was raised in relation to public interest and consumer protection.
- ▪The Centre has been under scrutiny for inadequate regulation of airline pricing mechanisms.
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