Overview
- The Supreme Court has repeatedly rejected apologies from Ramdev and Balkrishna, emphasizing the need for substantial action against their misleading advertisements.
- Ramdev's statements defaming allopathic medicine while promoting Patanjali's products have been a central issue in the ongoing legal proceedings.
- In response to the court's demands, Ramdev offered an unconditional public apology, yet the court has scheduled another hearing to assess the sincerity and intent behind these apologies.
- The court criticized the Uttarakhand government for its inaction against Patanjali, which has been accused of violating advertising laws with claims of curing diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure.
- The next hearing is set for April 23, where Ramdev and Balkrishna must demonstrate their compliance with the court's directives.