Ahmedabad: Opposition leader in the State Assembly, Paresh Dhanani, has called the distribution of the bright distribution of Remdesivir President BJP CR Paatil during a spike of Pandemic Covid-19 as “political motivated” and “really bias” and said that the conclusion was.
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Dhanani has criticized Chit Chit given by the administration of food and drug control (FDCA) into the distribution of 5,000 injections of remedies in April from the BJP letter office.
In a written statement before the Gujarat High Court in connection with his pill looking for action into the episode, Dhanani has stated, “Respondents No.
7 (FDCA) has conducted an inquiry without alcohol, premedit, and peripherals that are not consistent with their legal obligations.
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“FDCA has quoted an Investigation Introduction to his innate officer and said that the injection distribution of remediesivir is charity.
Dhanani has taken an exception to this and confirms that the majority of statements recorded by officials is with “potential defendants”.
He claimed that no independent investigation carried out so far it appears that FDCA is not above a clear suspicion.
Dhanani added, “Every layman can conclude that no 4’s respondents (BJP MLA HARSHAVI) to justify distribution is the story of chicken and bull.
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the demand made is politically motivated and fully biased and the conclusion is clear.” He said that he would fight the investigation with the visual and evidence and show that FDCA made “blatant and reckless statements about oath to mislead the court and it was an insult to the court”.
He has questioned the existence of medical staff during distribution.
Dhanani has also submitted that the pill can be maintained.
He quoted the command of the Supreme Court and the High Court to justify why the stocking and distribution of the amount of rempassiveness to hoard, when the drug is an important commodity and its distribution is strictly regulated by the government with two different orders.
FDCA Request Bias in Case C R Paatil: Paresh Dhanani
