Bureau of Indian Standard ,violation

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Legal prosecution is also launched on the erring manufacturers. It is for the information of public that it is an offence if a manufacturing unit is using the Bureau of Indian Standards Certification Mark without a valid licence from the Bureau of Indian Standards.

 Misusing the BIS Certification Mark (ISI Mark) without a valid licence ... two years or a fine of minimum Rs. 2,00,000 or both as per BIS Act 2016.
misusing the BIS Certification Mark (ISI Mark) as per BIS Act 2016.The Section 29 (2), (3) and (4).

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