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Which legislation was enacted in India to protect consumer rights?

1

Industrial Disputes Act

2

Consumer Protection Act, 1986

3

Trade Union Act

4

Sales Tax Act

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Answer

B. Consumer Protection Act, 1986

Solution:

The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (COPRA) was instituted to safeguard consumer rights against malpractices. The other acts focus on different sectors.

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