India's Supreme Court has warned popular yoga guru Baba Ramdev his company must stop running ads making false claims about the effectiveness of traditional medicine.
India 's Supreme Court has warned popular yoga guru Baba Ramdev his company must stop running ads making false claims about the effectiveness of traditional medicine .
India's top court has warned the nation's most popular yoga guru that it could take stern legal action against him and his company for not complying with a directive to stop advertisements saying certain traditional medicines can fully cure some diseases. The case relates to the Indian Medical Association's allegations that Patanjali disparages conventional medicine and has continued publishing ads saying traditional medicines offer a "permanent solution" for blood pressure and asthma, despite an assurance it gave to a court last year that it would stop.The court said it was not convinced by an "unqualified apology" Patanjali filed last month, which described some Indian drug laws as "archaic".
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