Google defers 30% in-app commission in India to April 2022 after protests

Apparently Google is too afraid of regulation and complete ban of Google Play Store in the huge market to implement the extortive 30% tax.

India has 18% of the world population (as also China) -- mostly on Android. There are discussions to introduce complete Indian controlled app stores for the market as a response to Google and Apple tax. Wonder whether this would help for the monopolists to change the behavior.

Losing India means Google won't have access to 36% of the world population in general. Not to mention that this would lead to similar behavior by other countries.

Can we get punitive damages from Google if the App I download from Play Store is defective ?