Selective Justice Under the Consumer Protection Act

The Consumer Protection Act aims to safeguard consumer rights, yet selective justice under this law raises concerns. The article discusses instances where consumer complaints have been inconsistently addressed, leading to questions about the effectiveness and fairness of the Act. Issues such as delayed justice, disparity in case resolutions, and bureaucratic hurdles are highlighted. The author calls for reforms to ensure that the Act serves its purpose of protecting consumers uniformly and efficiently. Emphasis is placed on the need for transparency, accountability, and prompt resolution of consumer disputes to restore faith in the legal framework.