<h1>Restriction on dubbed content violates competition law and leads to cease and desist direction plus monetary penalties.</h1> The Commission found Karnataka film and television trade associations engaged in a collective prohibition on release and telecast of dubbed films and serials, concluding that such restrictions foreclose market access and violate Section 3 by constituting an anti competitive agreement. The associations' cultural and local artist justifications were rejected. The Commission directed cessation of the restrictive practices and imposed monetary penalties on each association, referencing prior findings and recurrence in imposing sanctions.