In the past week, Realme had announced that they will be launching the new Narzo smartphone series in India. The launch date was set for 21 April but the new order by Ministry of Health Affairs has created uncertainty about the launch date.

Earlier, the company had planned to start selling their smartphones after the govt had initially planned to resume sale and purchase of even non-essential items through e-commerce sites.

One day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement about extending the lockdown till 3 May, guidelines to gradually resume economic activities were released.

However, the Ministry of Home Affairs released a statement on Sunday saying all non-essential commerce will remain paused during the period of lockdown.

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