Coldrif Cough Syrup: 16 children died in Chhindwara and Betul in Madhya Pradesh due to ‘Coldrif Cough Syrup’ of Srison Pharma Company of Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu. People are demanding to arrest the owner of this company.
Coldrife Cough Syrup Controversy: Drinking ‘Coldrif Cough Syrup’ in Chhindwara and Betul districts of Madhya Pradesh has caused politics to die on the case of death of 16 children. Opposition leaders and social media users are making various comments. A user wrote on X while commenting-‘The doctor who wrote the cuff syrup medicine, the one who gave the medicine will be arrested, the one who saw the medicine will be arrested, the one who heard the name of the medicine will be arrested. If not arrested, then the owner of the drug making company, the testing of the pharmaceutical formula, the officers who give the license ‘. So let’s know who is the owner of Srison Pharma Company …
Who is the owner of Srison Pharma Company?
The company is located in Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu, which has killed 16 children in Madhya Pradesh due to drinking of syrup. The full name of this company is Srison Pharmaceuticals. Which has created a cold syrup, due to which the lap of many mothers became deserted. The owners of this company are Ranganathan Govindan, Ranganathan Govindarajan, Ranganathan Rani and Govindan Bala Subramanian.
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Srison Pharma Company was established in 1990
Srisan Pharma Company was established in 1990. The company makes pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemicals and vegetative products. According to MCA documents, it is said that this company was removed from the registrar. Typically, the names of the companies are removed from the registrar when they do not submit regulatory files regularly. But the question is how it was doing regular work.
What action was taken by MP government on Srisan Pharma Company?
The Madhya Pradesh government has banned other medicines of Srisan Pharma Company including cup syrup in the state. At the same time, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has directed to take strict action as soon as possible by forming a Kamtithi to investigate the case. CM said that strict action will be taken against the culprits after the investigation report. At the same time, an appIR has been registered in Parasia against the government doctor Praveen Soni, who wrote the medicine. Also, the state government will also bear the cost of treatment of children who have become ill with this medicine. Apart from this, a financial assistance of Rs 4-4 lakh has also been announced to the families of the deceased children.
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