Patanjali's Misleading Advertisement Case: Baba Ramdev Appears for Supreme Court Hearing Amid Public Apology

In the high-stakes legal battle over misleading advertisements, Baba Ramdev, the prominent face of Patanjali Ayurveda, has made a significant appearance in the Supreme Court for the hearing scheduled on Tuesday, April 23. This appearance follows a public apology issued by Patanjali, expressing deep regret for the dissemination of misleading advertisements and affirming a solemn commitment to uphold the dignity of the court.

What has Patanjali said in its apology?

The apology, a significant step in Patanjali Ayurveda's journey, was published in the esteemed Indian Express newspaper. This underscores the company's acknowledgment of its error and its pledge not to repeat such missteps in the future. It also emphasizes the company's respect for the Supreme Court's authority and its dedication to the principles enshrined in the Constitution.

This conciliatory gesture from Patanjali comes in the wake of the Supreme Court's stern admonishment of Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, another critical figure in Patanjali, for their role in propagating misleading advertisements. The court had granted them a week to rectify their actions after acknowledging Ramdev's notable contributions to yoga.

IMA had filed a petition against Patanjali:

The legal tussle was initiated by the Indian Medical Association (IMA), which accused Patanjali of disparaging modern medicine and the COVID-19 vaccine. The court's meticulous scrutiny underscores the paramount importance of responsible advertising and the urgent need to uphold the integrity of public health information.

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