New Delhi: The Delhi High Court said on Thursday that yoga practitioner Ramdev “does not control anyone” and lives in his own world, and then rejected his orders by the controversial “Sharbat Jihad” on his comments on Hamdard’s Rooh Afza.
The court had previously ordered him not to make any statements or share videos about Hamdard’s products in the future.
“In view of the last order, his affidavit and the film are the surface of contempt. I will now issue a notice of contempt. We are just calling here.” Amit Bansal learned Thursday that Ramdev made a repulsive statement despite the court’s direction being an April 22 directive.
“He (Ramdev) has no control over anyone. He lives in his own world,” the judge said.
Ramdev’s lawyer urged the court to bring the matter up after a while because the argument was not.
Therefore, the court postponed the hearing for a while.
India’s Hamdard National Foundation has pleaded guilty to Ramdev and his Patanjali Foods Ltd, pleaded guilty to the controversial speech.
The court said last time that Ramdev’s speech on “Sharbat Jihad” that shook his conscience on Rooh Afza in Hamdd was irrefutable, prompting Yoga Guru to assure that he would immediately delete the relevant videos and social media posts.
Ramdev claimed that the money earned from Rooh Afza of Hamdard was used to build Madrasas and the mosque.
