Plea by doctors' associations against Baba Ramdev can't be thrown out: Delhi High Court
India Today
On Monday, the Delhi High Court said that a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Baba Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation during the pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be “thrown out” at the first stage.
The Delhi High Court Monday said that prima facie, a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Yoga guru Baba Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy amid the Covid-19 pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be “thrown out” at the first stage.
Justice C Hari Shankar said at the present stage, it only needs “to see if allegations in the plaint make out a case to be entertained”.
In three rulings covering the Army, Navy and Air Force, the court said evaluation systems and limited access to training disadvantaged women despite policy reforms.
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While investigating, the police learnt that the gang lured victims with attractive social media advertisements and later duped them of a significant amount of money.
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