In the case of death of 10 innocent children due to drinking poisonous phlegm syrup in Parasia of Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh Accused Dr. Praveen Soni has been suspended with immediate effect. Information about this matter itself Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister’s Working Is given from side to which it is said that On the instructions of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Dr. Praveen Soni, a pediatrician posted in Parasia in Chhindwara district, has been suspended with immediate effect. They have been suspended on charges of negligence in infants’ treatment, After suspension, he has been attached to the Regional Office Health Services, Jabalpur.

In this case there SP Ajay Pandey said, “Bmo 105 based on report of 105 BNS, 276 BNS And a case has been registered under 27 (A) Drug and Cosmetic Act. In this case, the most children were treated by Dr. Praveen Soni. He wrote a cold medicine, on this basis he has been accused in this case. Tamil Nadu manufacturer Shreson Pharmaceuticals has also been made the main accused in this case, the doctor is in police custody. “

Cuffs were toxic chemicals in syrup

Please tell that taking quick action, the police took Dr. Praveen Soni into custody from Rajpal Chowk in Chhindwara. It is being told that Dr. Soni is posted in the government hospital, but keeping the rules on hold, the patients were presenting the same syrup in private clinics, which lost the life of the children. Preliminary investigation has revealed that there were poisonous chemicals in Kapha syrup. Due to this adulteration, children were severely reacted and they died during treatment. Doctor Praveen Soni is accused that he presented this syrup to many children without a thorough investigation.

Diathylin glycol a toxic substance

After the incident, when phlegm syrup was examined, the volume of dialine glycol was found to be much higher than the prescribed limit. In general, the amount of diamethylene glycol in phlegm syrup should be up to 0.10 percent, but in the investigation this quantity was found to be 48 percent, which is about 480 times more than the standard. Diathylene glycol is a toxic substance, which can cause severe damage to the body. Because of this, the government banned Coldrif Kapha syrup.