14 products of Baba Ramdev suspended by Indian State regulator: Report
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A recent report in Reuters stated that a state regulator in India has suspended the manufacturing licenses of 14 products produced by pharmaceutical companies associated with the country's renowned yoga guru. The suspension comes in response to the repeated dissemination of misleading advertisements regarding the efficacy of the products, as indicated by a government order.
This was a government order, a copy of this is with Reuters.
The order is the latest setback for Baba Ramdev whose TV shows, yoga cures and traditional medicine offerings for diseases have made him popular in India and other nations.
The Supreme Court of India has in recent weeks repeatedly criticized Ramdev for not complying with its directives in an ongoing lawsuit to stop misleading advertisements of some of his traditional ayurvedic medicines.
The manufacturing permits of Ramdev's companies were suspended in an April 15 order by the drug regulator of traditional medicines in northern Uttarakhand state. Reuters is the first to report the order which is not public.
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