According to a recent report by a minister, there have been around 15,000 violations of Maximum Retail Price (MRP) in the state of Tamil Nadu during the AIADMK regime. The violations were reported across various sectors, indicating a significant issue with price regulations in the state. The minister highlighted the need for stricter enforcement of MRP regulations to protect consumers from overpricing. The report sheds light on the challenges faced by consumers in Tamil Nadu due to these violations. It is imperative for authorities to take necessary actions to curb such malpractices and ensure fair pricing for consumers. The findings underscore the importance of monitoring and regulating MRP violations to maintain a competitive and transparent market in the state. Consumers rely on accurate pricing information to make informed decisions, and any deviation from MRP regulations can lead to financial losses. As the government addresses these violations, it is crucial for businesses to comply with pricing regulations to uphold consumer rights and promote fair trade practices in the market. The report serves as a wake-up call for both authorities and businesses to prioritize consumer protection and adhere to MRP guidelines effectively.