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of <h1>India's Competition Commission Fines KCDA & Lupin for Anti-Competitive Practices in Karnataka.</h1> The Competition Commission of India penalized the Karnataka Chemists and Druggist Association (KCDA) and pharmaceutical company Lupin for violating the Competition Act, 2002. KCDA was found to be mandating a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from pharmaceutical companies before appointing new stockists, limiting drug supply in Karnataka. Lupin was complicit by refusing to supply drugs to a company without an NOC. The Commission imposed penalties on KCDA, Lupin, and their officials, directing them to cease this anti-competitive practice. KCDA faced a penalty of Rs. 8,60,321, while Lupin was fined Rs. 72.96 crores, with additional penalties on their officials.
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