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Pricey variants after GST cuts? Govt keeps watch for mischief
Mint Mumbai
|September 24, 2025
The Centreis goingall out tostop companies from sidestepping the cutsin goods and services tax rates.

Goingastep beyond its vigilon maximum retail prices, the consumer affairs ministry is set to monitor complaints of price manipulation, especially tactics such as retiring old models, adding minor or cosmetic features and passing them offasnew, upgraded variants with a higher price tag, according to two officials in the know.
Consumer complaints in such cases will be linked with revenue enforcement to prevent unfair pricing practices and tighten oversight on profiteering.
With no anti-profiteering body in place, the consumer affairs ministry will especially focus on complaints related to price manipulation by businesses in the guise of changing features of consumer durable products, the officials said.
The products under scrutiny include all categories of vehicles, toys, fast-moving consumergoods,among other goods that have seen price changes following the goods anservices tax (GST) revisions thisweek,
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