Political Outcry over Alleged Medicine Mishap in Rajasthan
Former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot criticized the BJP government in Rajasthan for alleged child deaths from cough syrup, accusing corruption. Gehlot highlighted the previously successful Congress-initiated free medicine scheme and urged current leadership to scrutinize health initiatives amid government claims of safe medicine reports.
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Former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Sunday criticized the BJP government in Rajasthan over the alleged deaths of children after consuming cough syrup, accusing them of negligence and corruption.
Gehlot cited the state's prior achievement of implementing a successful free medicine scheme under Congress in 2011 as a contrast.
With three reported child deaths, he urged Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma to review healthcare initiatives, while the government insists the medicine is safe based on lab tests.
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