FILE PHOTO: A mobile phone showing the logo of Indian online retailer Flipkart is seen in front of its sign displayed in this illustration picture taken July 14, 2021. REUTERS/Florence Lo/Illustration/File Photo
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Walmart-owned Flipkart has asked India's Supreme Court to restrain the country's antitrust body after it asked sensitive questions in what the firm called an "invasive" investigation of its e-commerce operations.
The request, in a court filing more than 700 pages long that has not been made public, illustrates the e-commerce giant's level of concern over the investigation, which has prompted public spats between U.S firms and the Indian government.
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