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Jagdish Brand Files FIR Over Digital Clone in Vadodara
Jagdish Farshan is a famous snack shop in Vadodara that has been around for a long time.
Some people think that two other business owners copied their website and pictures to trick people into buying from them.
The Jagdish owners said this was unfair and filed a police report.
The police are now looking into whether the copy was illegal.
The case is about protecting a brand’s name and pictures from being copied online.
Historic Jagdish Farshan snack brand files FIR against alleged website clone.
Complaint alleges duplication of website, branding, imagery, and proprietary content.
Accused are business partners Raju Shah and Ashish Shah.
FIR registered by Sayajigunj police on July 31, 2024.
Claim that clone aims to steal customer loyalty and misrepresent original brand founded 1938.
- Who
- Raju Shah and Ashish Shah, business partners accused of cloning Jagdish Farshan’s website; Kamlesh Kandoi, partner at Jagdish Farshan, filed the complaint
- What
- FIR registered for alleged website duplication, branding, imagery, and proprietary content theft
- Where
- Sayajigunj police station, Vadodara, Gujarat, India
- When
- July 31, 2024
- Why
- Accused allegedly aimed to mislead customers and steal brand loyalty of Jagdish Farshan, a snack brand founded in 1938
Key facts
- Brand
- Jagdish Farshan
- Accused
- Raju Shah, Ashish Shah
- Complaint filed by
- Kamlesh Kandoi
- FIR date
- July 31, 2024
- Location
- Vadodara, Gujarat, India
- Allegation
- Website cloning and copyright infringement
- Original founding year
- 1938
Sources
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