<h1>Consumer Protection Act 2019: Enhancing Rights, Simplifying Dispute Resolution, and Expanding Court Jurisdiction for Better Consumer Safeguards.</h1> The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, was enacted to strengthen consumer rights and address grievances more effectively. It introduces provisions for establishing a Central Consumer Protection Authority to regulate matters related to consumer rights, unfair trade practices, and misleading advertisements. The Act also simplifies the dispute resolution process through e-filing and video conferencing, enhancing accessibility for consumers. Additionally, it increases the pecuniary jurisdiction of consumer courts, allowing them to handle cases involving larger sums. The legislation aims to provide a robust framework for consumer protection in India, ensuring quicker and more efficient redressal of consumer complaints.