The sale of mobile and other gadgets in India has come to a complete halt due to the lockdown caused by the Coronavirus, but now there is good news for mobile and TV buyers. According to Home Ministry officials, from April 20, e-commerce sites like Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal will start shopping for electronic products such as smartphones, TVs, freezes. Recently Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla has issued revised guidelines regarding the extended lockdown till May 3.
A senior official of the ministry has confirmed this. According to the report of Gadgets NDTV, from April 20, the sale of electronic products such as mobiles, laptops and TVs will start on e-commerce sites, although e-commerce companies will get It will be mandatory to take an e-pass for delivery. In the guidelines issued earlier, e-commerce companies were allowed to deliver only essential items.
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The new guidelines regarding lockdown will allow trucks carrying goods and couriers to move, although the condition is that there will be only one person on the truck besides the driver who will be a helper. The driver must have a license. It is noteworthy that recently Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced to extend the lockdown till May 3. He also said that from April 20, the lockdown will be relaxed with certain conditions in areas where cases of corona infection will not be found.
