Patanjali products banned: Uttarakhand banned 14 products today. Know the details below; Patanjali products banned: The Uttarakhand State Licensing Authority was scolded by the Supreme Court for not taking action in the Patanjali Ayurved misleading advertisement case. The court mentioned that the authority tried to cover up everything. They also criticized the Baba Ramdev-promoted company for not following their orders. Patanjali provided an e-copy of the public apology, but the court said it was not enough.The bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Ahsanuddin Amanullah expressed frustration with the lack of compliance with their orders.
Patanjali products banned
The Uttarakhand State Licensing Authority has informed the court that the manufacturing licenses of 14 products from Patanjali and its sister concern Divya Pharmacy were suspended on April 15, effective immediately. In response to this, the highest court has raised concerns about the delay in taking action, stating that the authority has now suddenly become active. “This demonstrates that when you have the intention to do something, you do it swiftly. However, if you lack the intention, then nothing progresses for years. In just three days, you have taken all the necessary actions. What were you doing for the past nine months since assuming your position? Finally, you have realized your power and responsibilities. You have finally become active,” the court remarked.
Patanjali misleading ads case
The court has provided Patanjali with “another chance” to submit the original page of each newspaper containing the apology. The bench acknowledged, “There has been a noticeable improvement.” “Previously, only Patanjali was mentioned, but now there are names. We commend this. They have grasped the situation,” stated Justice Amanullah. Following the initial smaller apology, the court had instructed the company to issue a revised one.Both Baba Ramdev and Patanjali’s Managing Director Acharya Balkrishan have been excused from appearing in person at the upcoming hearing in the Supreme Court, scheduled for May 7.
