Our demands
Four pillars of demand, the national resolutions passed, and answers to common questions.
Strict regulation of foreign e-commerce giants to protect India’s MSMEs and small traders from predatory pricing and unfair practices.
Nationwide campaigns urging consumers and traders to adopt indigenous products over foreign goods, especially during festive and wedding seasons.
Expanding the Swadeshi movement to tehsil and town levels, establishing a Swadeshi Fund, and advocating for a regulatory board for online trade.
Addressing practical issues of shopkeepers including hawkers’ rights, trade credit cards, GST simplification, and social security for traders.
Our mission for Chhattisgarh
When Chhattisgarh’s traders choose, sell and carry Indian-made goods, local makers grow, jobs are created and the nation moves forward.
Give Indian-made goods a place on your shelf. Choose local and Indian brands first and tell your customers why it matters.
Stand with domestic manufacturers and MSMEs. Connect Chhattisgarh’s producers with traders so that good products reach more shops.
Help local traders and producers look beyond the district: new markets across India and abroad, better quality and fair prices.
Stronger local trade and production create work for young people and women, and drive the growth of the state and the country.
Reduce dependence on imports, build local value chains and take pride in Swadeshi: step by step towards a self-reliant India.
Immediate enactment of the e-commerce policy to regulate foreign platforms operating in India.
Formation of a National Online Trade Regulatory Board within six months.
Establishment of the Swadeshi Fund with a corpus of ₹500 crore.
Extension of the Swadeshi Vyapari Manch to every tehsil and town across all 28 states.
Introduction of a Trade Credit Card Scheme for small businesses under the MSME Ministry.
Mandatory Swadeshi labelling for all products sold on Indian e-commerce platforms.
Complete ban on hawker harassment and implementation of a national hawker protection policy.
Special GST slab for micro-enterprises with turnover below ₹40 lakh per annum.
Demands and resolutions as published by Swadeshi Vyapari Manch.
Foreign e-commerce platforms often engage in predatory pricing, deep discounting, and preferential treatment of select sellers — practices that directly harm India’s 8 crore small traders and MSMEs. Strict regulation will create a level playing field.
The Swadeshi Fund is a proposed corpus to support grassroots campaigns, help small traders transition to digital platforms, and fund legal advocacy for trader rights at the national level.
A dedicated regulatory authority for digital commerce in India, responsible for ensuring FDI compliance, preventing monopolistic practices, and protecting domestic traders from unfair competition by foreign e-commerce entities.
It includes a dedicated trade credit card scheme for small businesses, social security and insurance for traders, legal protection for hawkers and street vendors, and simplification of GST for MSMEs.
