Gillette India faces ‘pink tax’ complaint as consumer commission issues notices to company and senior officials over allegations that women’s razors are priced 4 to 5 times higher than men’s

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Kota has issued notices to Gillette India Ltd. Shipra Mathur filed a complaint alleging discriminatory pricing in razors marketed to women. The complaint highlights that women’s razors are priced four to five times higher than men’s variants. Respondents have been asked to file replies by December 16 regarding the issue.

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