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The Delhi High Court Monday said a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Yoga guru Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy amid the COVID-19 pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be &ldquo;thrown out&rdquo; at the first stage.
Justice C Hari Shankar said that the court needs &ldquo;to see if the complaint make out a case to be entertained&rsquo;
The court listed the matter on October 27 to enable the counsel for Ramdev to make his submissions.
The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19, and insinuating that allopathic doctors were causing the deaths of the patients.
Senior counsel Akhil Sibal, representing the associations, said that amid a pandemic, the Yog Gugu made unsubstantiated claims on Coronil being a cure for COVID-19. Sibal claimed that Ramdev's statements were not &ldquo;bonafide opinions&rdquo; but were made for marketing and commercial use and added that &lsquo;commercial speech comes with some responsibility&rsquo;
The court however observed that &lsquo;everyone has a right to commercial gain and that &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance&rsquo;.

Delhi HC: Plea against Ramdev by doctors' association can't be thrown out

Delhi HC said a suit filed by doctors' associations against Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy cannot be “thrown out” at the first stage

Plea against Ramdev by doctors' association can't be thrown out, Delhi HC said
HC: need to see&nbsp;if the complaint make out a case to be entertained
Matter listed on 27 Oct to allow Ramdev's counsel to make submissions
Ramdev's&nbsp;allopathy&nbsp;remarks&nbsp;misleading public, doctors' association claimed&nbsp;
Senior counsel:&nbsp;Ramdev's statements made for marketing &amp; commercial use
Delhi HC observed &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance
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The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19

The Delhi High Court Monday said a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Yoga guru Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy amid the COVID-19 pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be &ldquo;thrown out&rdquo; at the first stage.
Justice C Hari Shankar said that the court needs &ldquo;to see if the complaint make out a case to be entertained&rsquo;
The court listed the matter on October 27 to enable the counsel for Ramdev to make his submissions.
The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19, and insinuating that allopathic doctors were causing the deaths of the patients.
Senior counsel Akhil Sibal, representing the associations, said that amid a pandemic, the Yoga Gugu made unsubstantiated claims on Coronil being a cure for COVID-19. Sibal claimed that Ramdev's statements were not &ldquo;bonafide opinions&rdquo; but were made for marketing and commercial use and added that &lsquo;commercial speech comes with some responsibility&rsquo;
The court however observed that &lsquo;everyone has a right to commercial gain and that &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance&rsquo;.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

'Not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19': Nepal stops distribution of Patanjali’s Coronil

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. T

Patanjali's Coronil not cure for Covid-19: Delhi HC summons Ramdev 

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. The DMA said in its petition that Ramdev's company Patanjali is propagating false information about its Coronil kit that it is a cure for Covid-19. Ramdev, who is the founder of Patanjali Group, is in the eye of the storm over comments against the allopathic system of medicine, including coronavirus vaccines. The high court also asked Ramdev's counsel orally to tell him not to make any provocative statement till the next date of hearing on July 13 and respond to the suit.

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. The DMA said in its petition that Ramdev's company Patanjali is propagating false information about its Coronil kit that it is a cure for<a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank"> Covid-19</a>. Ramdev, who is the founder of Patanjali Group, is in the eye of the storm over comments against the allopathic system of medicine, including coronavirus vaccines. The high court also asked Ramdev's counsel orally to tell him not to make any provocative statement till the next date of hearing on July 13 and respond to the suit.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ima-files-fir-against-baba-ramdev-for-misleading-comments-on-allopathy-1622116524745" target="_blank">IMA files FIR against Baba Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy</a>

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his recent statements on allopathic and modern medicine. 

IMA serves defamation notice to Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy

IMA serves a defamation notice to Ramdev for his misleading comments on allopathy, says apologise in 15 days or pay fine

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba&nbsp;Ramdev for his recent statements on allopathic&nbsp;and modern medicine.&nbsp;The IMA has demanded an apology from him within 15 days, failing which it said will demand a compensation of ₹1,000 crore.&nbsp;
The notice has also asked Ramdev to make a video clip in which he addresses the false and defamatory statements made by him, and circulate it widely on social media platforms.
The notice further asked the yoga guru to withdraw a 'misleading' advertisement from all platforms endorsing the 'Coronil kit', a product of his firm, as an effective medicine against Covid-19.

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba&nbsp;Ramdev for his recent <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramdev-withdraws-allopahty-remarks-after-furore-minister-s-rap-1621819921216">statements on allopathic&nbsp;and modern medicine</a>.&nbsp;The IMA has demanded an apology from him within 15 days, failing which it said will demand a compensation of ₹1,000 crore.&nbsp;
The notice has also asked Ramdev to make a video clip in which he addresses the false and defamatory statements made by him, and circulate it widely on social media platforms.
The notice further asked the yoga guru to withdraw a 'misleading' advertisement from all platforms endorsing the 'Coronil kit', a product of his firm, as an effective medicine against Covid-19.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramdev-s-rants-baba-don-t-preach-1621977214639" target="_blank">Ramdev's Rants: Baba Don't Preach!</a>

Foot-in-mouth is Ramdev's favourite asana... and he keeps proving it again and again...
We saw its latest display when the yoga guru went on a rant against allopathy, calling it stupid science and claiming that more people died due to allopathic medicines than of Covid....
Outrage followed and baba quickly went into U-turn asana... withdrawing his controversial remarks...
But it's not the first time... Ramdev has courted controversy with his outrageous statements...
Just a few days earlier he blamed people for not breathing properly and complaining about Oxygen shortage...
His tirade against doctors and allopathy was again on display during one of his recent yoga sessions where he claimed that 1000 doctors have died after taking both doses of Covid vaccine...
Proof? forget it... just breathe in and breathe out...Baba's universe is fantastically fact-free...
Earlier this year baba... who has previously claimed to have a cure for everything under the sun from cancer to HIV to homosexuality, sold his coronil concoction as a cure for Covid-19... again, without any scientific basis...
Coronil was launched with much fanfare in the company of the union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan...
When WHO chided him and made it clear that it has not cleared ay traditional medicine for Covid... the flexible Baba quickly changed posture and rebranded Coronil as an immunity booster...
See flexibility helps...
That was all for fun... Now the serious part...
This compilation is just for laughs... Not to follow... for medical advice on Covid or any other disease... see a doctor... As Ramdev's closest aide Acharya Balkrishna did when he fell ill in 2019... He didn't go into some fantastic asana... he rushed to AIIMS...
So, Baba Don't Preach...

Ramdev's Rants: Baba Don't Preach!

Foot-in-mouth is Ramdev's favourite asana... and he keeps proving it again and again...
We saw its latest display when the yoga guru went on a rant against allopathy, calling it stupid science and claiming that more people died due to allopathic medicines than of Covid....
Outrage followed and baba quickly went into U-turn asana... withdrawing his controversial remarks...
But it's not the first time... Ramdev has courted controversy with his outrageous statements...
Just a few days earlier he blamed people for not breathing properly and complaining about Oxygen shortage...
His tirade against doctors and allopathy was again on display during one of his recent yoga sessions where he claimed that 1000 doctors have died after taking both doses of Covid vaccine...
Proof? forget it... just breathe in and breathe out...Baba's universe is fantastically fact-free...
Earlier this year baba... who has previously claimed to have a cure for everything under the sun from cancer to HIV to homosexuality, sold his coronil concoction as a cure for Covid-19... again, without any scientific basis...
Coronil was launched with much fanfare in the company of the union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan...
When WHO chided him and made it clear that it has not cleared ay traditional medicine for Covid... the flexible Baba quickly changed posture and rebranded Coronil as an immunity booster...
See flexibility helps...
That was all for fun... Now the serious part...
This compilation is just for laughs... Not to follow... for medical advice on Covid or any other disease... see a doctor... As Ramdev's closest aide Acharya Balkrishna did when he fell ill in 2019... He didn't go into some fantastic asana... he rushed to AIIMS...
So, Baba Don't Preach...

Baba&nbsp;Ramdev's&nbsp;rant against allopathy&nbsp;has triggered widespread outrage in the medical fraternity that is leading India's fight against Covid. But this is not the first that the yoga guru has been caught with his foot firmly in mouth.&nbsp;

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state.
Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism.
Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". 
The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country.
The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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Haryana govt to give 1 lakh kits of Ramdev's Coronil to Covid patients

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state. State minister Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism. Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country. The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state.
Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism.
Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". 
The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country.
The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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