Ramdev deserves to be prosecuted for trashing modern medicine: IMA
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New Delhi, May 22 : In a stinging attack on Ramdev, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has alleged that the yoga guru is creating a false sense of fear and frustration in the public at large so that he can sell his illegal and unapproved so-called medicines and make money at the cost of the people. IMA brings to the notice of our Health Minister, a video circulating in social media portraying the celebrated Yoga guruji addressing ALLOPATHY EK AISI STUPID AUR DIWALIYA SCIENCE HAI . In the past too, he had uttered modern medical doctors as murderers in the presence of the Health Minister himself on the pretext of the release of his wonder drugs, the IMA said in a statement.
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