Probe Complaint Against Ramdev For 'Coronil' Claim: Court To Pune Police
NDTV
The complaint was filed by advocate Madan Kurhe before the court of chief judicial magistrate first class in Junnar in July 2020.
A local court in Maharashtra's Pune district has asked the police to file a report in connection with a complaint lodged against yoga guru Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balakrishna, alleging that they had made false claims that Patanjali's product 'Coronil' can cure coronavirus.
The complaint was filed by advocate Madan Kurhe before the court of chief judicial magistrate first class in Junnar in July 2020.
Judicial magistrate (first class) PV Sapkal in his order has asked the Junnar police station to file a report in this case by February 7.
"It appears from the record that the accused are residing at a place beyond the jurisdiction of this court, therefore, it is necessary to postpone the issue of process against the alleged accused and considering the nature of offence, to give direction to the concerned police station for investigation about the incident for the purpose of deciding whether or not there is sufficient ground to proceed further," the judge stated in the order.
