The display not only informed visitors about counterfeits in the market, but also helped them learn how to distinguish genuine products from fakes. The ‘Asli-Naqli’ stall had leading component manufacturers participating to create increased awareness against counterfeiting. A study showed that counterfeit auto products account for almost 35 percent of auto products sold in India.
Wake up and know the Asli from the Naqli!
There are variety of 'fake' products in market and it is very difficult to differentiate the genuine one. the makers should create an awareness among the people of their original product seal that will help the buyers from using the so called 'Naqli' products.
Getting to know of how to identify between fake and genuine product is important. For Delhi car-owners it's even more important as Delhi house a market called 'chor bazaar' for all sorts of fake and stolen items, including car accessories.
I totally agree with Anitha, as many of us are unaware and cannot differentiate between the genuine and the artificial product,we often fall prey to it.Many people can be saved from being cheated if a proper knowledge of the original product is given along with the product purchase.
Such shows should be held all over India. Most counterfeit auto component makers target consumers from smaller cities where their activities cannot be monitored. These cities form a market larger then all the metros put together.
Such shows should be brought to smaller cities for awareness.