A “significant chunk” of about 40 positions within the Competition Commission of India’s Director General office remains vacant, according to reports. In light of increases in cases surrounding anti-competitive practices in the nation referred by the CCI to the DG, the Director General office is scrambling to fill the vacant positions. A source has said about 25 employees had filled the 40 slots until early October, though the current number of employees at the DG is unknown.
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