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Act against Ramdev for irrational remarks: IMA

Act against Ramdev for irrational remarks: IMA

Ramdev should be booked for endangering lives. We also demand a public apology. IMA



New Delhi, May 22

The Health Ministry should act against yoga guru Ramdev as “he has misled people by making statements against allopathy”, the IMA said.

Ramdev should be prosecuted under the Epidemic Diseases Act, the IMA said. Citing a video on social media, the IMA said Ramdev was seen saying “allopathy ek stupid aur diwalilya science hai”. Patanjali Trust denied the charges, saying Ramdev has “utmost regard” for doctors. — PTI/TNS


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