Fabiflu: Delhi High Court terms drug controller report ‘trash’
The Hindu
It does not explain how 2,343 strips were supplied to Gautam Gambhir Foundation, it says
The Delhi High Court on Monday rejected as ‘trash’ the status report filed by the drug controller on the issue of BJP MP Gautam Gambhir procuring huge amount of Fabiflu, used for treating COVID patients, when they were in short supply in the capital. “This tendency of people trying to take advantage and then trying to appear as saviour. This has to be denounced,” a bench of Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Jasmeet Singh remarked pointing at the action of the former cricketer. The High Court said the drug controller has not done any investigation on how “a large consignment” of 2,343 strips of Tab Fabiflu was supplied to the Gautam Gambhir Foundation, which is not a medical practitioner.
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