Memes flood social media after Ayush Ministry stops ads for Patanjali’s ‘Coronil’

The product started trending on the micro-blogging website

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 09:37 PM Jun 24, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, June 24

“Baba Ramdev launches Ayurvedic drug to cure Covid: Coronil. Human trials will follow after purchase,” reacted a Twitter user after Ramdev’s Patanjali launched the Ayurvedic COVID-19 tablets on Tuesday.

Social media was left buzzing after the central government asked Ramdev’s Patanjali to top advertising Ayurvedic COVID-19 therapies without first sharing the details of scientific studies that have led to the Ayurvedic drugs in question.

Taking note of Patanjali’s claims about new COVID-19 therapy in Ayurveda, Ayush Ministry revealed that it had no knowledge of the scientific study in question.

The product started trending on the micro-blogging website.

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