BENGALURU: An inaccurate map sold on the Amazon marketplace in Canada has invited the wrath of BJP's Delhi Wing. A vinyl wall sticker map sold on the Amazon Canada marketplace attracted the attention of BJP Delhi spokesperson Tajinder Pal S Bagga who sent out a tweet asking that the product be removed from the website immediately."Amazon.ca is selling distorted Map of India . Its unacceptable. Remove this from ur website & stoop selling immediately (sic),“ said the tweet posted on May 6, 10.27 pm.Retailed by a newly-registered seller on the platform called DIYthinker for C$25.35, the map represents Indian territory with the exception of disputed areas occupied by Pakistan and China.The seller also retails maps of other countries, cell phone covers, and other accessories on the Amazon Global platform and does not ship to India.In response to ET's request seeking comments from the platform, Amazon India replied with an email statement saying, "We are looking into it; we remain committed to complete legal compliance at all times."This is not the first time that the marketplace has landed in trouble as a result of sellers retailing spurious products considered offensive by certain religions or nationalities.Earlier this year, external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj had stepped in asking Amazon Canada to take down a product depicting the Indian national flag on a doormat and had asked the firm to tender an unconditional apology .The draft of the Geospatial Information Regulation Bill 2016 proposes upto seven year jail term and Rs 1-100 crore fine for "depicting, disseminating, publishing or distributing any wrong or false topographic information of India including international boundaries through internet platforms or online services or in any electronic or physical form".