In IndiGo crisis, DGCA slept and CCI didn’t bark
Amid all the flak aviation regulator DGCA has drawn for its handling of last month’s IndiGo crisis, the role of another regulator – Competition Commission of India – has gone relatively unnoticed.
CCI was set up to promote and sustain competition in markets, and is tasked with curbing anti-competitive practices across sectors. It is CCI’s job to hold dominant companies accountable when they choose to misuse that dominance in a way that is detrimental to consumers.
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