Uday Kotak, a veteran in financial services, has voiced his concerns about the potential political ramifications of Quick Commerce’s (Q-Com) impact on traditional retailers in India. Kotak’s remarks follow the recent successful listing of Swiggy, a prominent player in the Indian Q-Com market.
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