HC rejects IMA president’s plea against court order
The Hindu
He was told not to use platform to propagate religion
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed plea of Indian Medical Association (IMA) president Dr. J.A. Jayalal challenging an order of a local court here asking him to not use the platform of IMA for propagating any religion. The local court had passed its order on a complaint by Rohit Jha, who claimed to be “hurt by the malicious and defamatory campaign started by defendant [Mr. Jayalal] against a particular religion i.e. Hindu religion by way of promoting Christian religion in India in the garb of proving superiority of allopathic medicines over ayurveda medicines in treatment of COVID patients”. Mr. Jha had alleged that an article on March 30, 2020 published in Nation World News read with TV debate of Mr. Jayalal with Baba Ramdev on various TV news channels on May 2021 have seriously disparaged and denigrated his “reputation in the society being a Hindu”.
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