Rs 1 Cr Fine For Every Product: Can Yoga Save Ramdev Now

The Supreme Court rebukes Patanjali for 'false medicinal claims' against allopathic medicines. The bench warns of a ₹1 crore per product fine for misleading advertisements. Patanjali, co-founded by Baba Ramdev, faces criticism for disparaging allopathy. The Indian Medical Association's petition accuses Patanjali of projecting doctors negatively. The court criticizes Baba Ramdev's statements attacking allopathy and doctors. The plea will be heard on February 5 next year.#patanjali #babaramdev #supremecourt #latestnews #englishnews #topnews #mirrornow #mirrornoworiginals, Society News, Times Now
The Supreme Court rebukes Patanjali for 'false medicinal claims' against allopathic medicines. The bench warns of a ₹1 crore per product fine for misleading advertisements. Patanjali, co-founded by Baba Ramdev, faces criticism for disparaging allopathy. The Indian Medical Association's petition accuses Patanjali of projecting doctors negatively. The court criticizes Baba Ramdev's statements attacking allopathy and doctors. The plea will be heard on February 5 next year.#patanjali #babaramdev #supremecourt #latestnews #englishnews #topnews #mirrornow #mirrornoworiginals

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