Illegible, Font minuscule: SC orders physical copies of IMA President's Apology in Patanjali miseleading ads case
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday criticised the apology issued by the Indian Medical Association president R V Asokan, describing it as illegible and the font minuscule. Counsel for IMA President is directed to file physical copies of 20 editions of The Hindu newspaper in which his apology has been published.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said the Indian Medical Association president R V Asokan's unconditional apology published in a newspaper over his ''damaging'' statements in an interview to PTI was illegible and the font minuscule.
According to the PTI report, a bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Sandeep Mehta directed senior advocate P S Patwalia, appearing for Asokan, to file physical copies of 20 editions of The Hindu newspaper in which his apology has been published within one week.
"We will not budge until we see advertisements in physical form, show us the actual size...The excerpt of the apology filed before us is illegible in as much as the font is miniscule. Counsel for IMA president is directed to file physical copies of 20 publications of The Hindu where the publication of apology has been done within one week," the bench said.
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