(a) The Government of India enacted the Consumer Protection Act 1986. It can be implemented effectively only with participation of consumers. Consumers should be aware of their rights and duties. They should be vigilant in the market against any unethical practices.
(b) More and more Consumer Protection Councils should be formed in towns and cities to make consumers aware of their exploitation.
(c) Consumers should lodge complaints against exploitation. It is the ignorance and illiteracy of the consumers that the traders exploit in the market.