Chandigarh Youth Congress leaders protest near Patanjali store

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Updated At : 12:23 PM Jun 03, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 2

Leaders of the local Youth Congress today staged a protest outside a Patanjali store, Sector 23, against Baba Ramdev’s recent comments on allopathy.

Manoj Lubana ‘Mouji’, flanked by other Youth Congress leaders, demanded that the shop owner put up shutters for the rest of the day. The leaders staged a dharna carrying banners and posters to register their protest against Baba Ramdev’s comments.

Lubana said it’s a shame that the government allowed him to keep running his business despite having made such comments and spreading rumours about Covif-19.

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