The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognizance of the complaint of serving only Halal meat in Indian Railways. A notice has been issued to the Chairman of the Railway Board and instructions have been given to submit the action taken report within 2 weeks.

NHRC has received a complaint that only meat prepared in halal manner is served in the catering services of Indian Railways. Due to this, human rights of Hindus, Sikhs and Scheduled Caste people are violated. The complainant has also told NHRC in his complaint that due to serving of Halal meat, the meat traders belonging to Hindu, Sikh or Scheduled Caste do not get proper opportunity for food supply and business in the Railways.

Livelihood rights of Hindu SC communities affected
The complaint states that this practice affects the livelihood rights of Hindu SC communities, who are traditionally associated with the meat trade. This violates their religious freedom and right to choose food.

Notice issued to Railway Board Chairman
Taking cognizance of the complaint, the Commission held that the allegations made in the complaint prima facie appear to be a violation of human rights and that this policy may be against the principles of secularism, equality, non-discrimination and right to livelihood of the Constitution. Taking cognizance of the complaint, the National Human Rights Commission has instructed the Chairman of the Railway Board to issue a notice and send the Action Taken Report within two weeks.

There have been complaints many times before as well
In fact, public debates and complaints have been coming up from time to time regarding serving only Halal meat in Indian Railways. Many reasons and claims come forward regarding this, although Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has officially denied the necessity of Halal certification.

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Questions are constantly being raised on Kapha syrup in India, after which many states have started taking action. After the death of many children from drinking phlegm syrup in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, the Union Health Ministry also issued advisory and said that children below 2 years of age should not give phlegm syrup.

NHRC issued notice to these state governments

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notice to the Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh governments to investigate the allegations of death of children due to contaminated phlegm syrup and impose immediate ban on the sale of fake drugs. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court in the death of children with cuff syrup. The petitioner has demanded an inquiry under the supervision of the former judge of the Supreme Court of the construction, testing and distribution of medicines. The petition has also been demanded to hand over the investigation of the death of children to the CBI.

Maharashtra government issued warning

The Maharashtra FDA has issued a public warning that Respifresh TR and Releiff Cuff Syrup have more toxic diyethylene glycol (DEG) more than the safe range. Sales, delivery or use are prohibited and licenses must report any stock immediately.

The Tamil Nadu government has released a 44 -page report regarding this, which has made shocking revelations. 39 serious and 325 big flaws came out in Kachipuram, a company that makes a coldfire company.

Big disclosure in Tamil Nadu on Coldrif making company

According to the report, the company was not following the principles of GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) at any level. The company was using the non-pharmacutical grade prophet glycol in the manufacture of cuff syrup instead of the pharmaceutical grade. This chemical was purchased in a 50-50 kg pack on different dates. Payment was made through cash or Google-Pe.

Tamil Nadu government suspended factory license

Diathylene glycol 48.6 percent and ethylene glycols were found in the purchased proposee glycol, which are extremely toxic elements and prove to be fatal for human body. Medications were made and stored in an atmosphere filled with dirt, mud and insects, there was no drain system, causing rats, insects to enter. Tamil Nadu government has suspended the factory license with immediate effect

Coldrif Kapha Syrup ban in Punjab

In Punjab too, Coldrif Kapha Syrup has been banned. Food and Drug Administrator Punjab has taken a decision in view of the deaths in Madhya Pradesh. Dr. Praveen Soni, accused in the Cuff Syrup case in Chhindwara, has been sent to a judicial custody till August 9. There have been 21 deaths in Madhya Pradesh due to Kapha Sairaf, out of which 18 children died in Chhindwara, 2 in Betul, 1 in Pandhurna. In Rajasthan too, there have been three deaths due to Kapha Sairaf.

Coldrif Kapha Syrup ban in Kerala too

In Kerala, Coldrif Cuff Syrup has been banned. State Health Minister Veena George said on Tuesday (7 October 2025) that a committee has been formed to submit a report on the management of cuff syrup. He said that we are making sure that this phlegm syrup should not be sold in private hospitals and drug stores. He further said, “We have already done this in terms of antibiotics and they are being strictly followed in the state.

Coldrif Kapha Syrup has been banned in Uttar Pradesh. Raids are also being conducted in many places in UP to stop the sale of cold -cuff syrup. UP Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak said, “It is very sad that many children have lost their lives after consuming phlegm syrup. Our government never bought such a cuff syrup.”

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Ranbir Kapoor has done a cameo in Aryan Khan’s series ‘The Bads of Bollywood’ released on Netflix. In a scene of the series, the actor was shown smoking. Now they are trapped in legal trouble regarding this scene. The National Human Resource Commission (NHRC) has sent a notice to the Mumbai Police and complained about the matter.

Priyank Kanungo, a member of the National Human Resource Commission, said that in the notice he has appealed to register a case against Ranbir Kapoor, Production House and Netflix. He told that action will also be taken against e-cigarers, buyers, stockists and sellers.

Inspire accused of drinking e-cigarette
Talking to news agency ANI, Priyank Kanungo said- ‘We have received a complaint from an organization called Legal Rights Observatory. The complainant said that a series called ‘The Bads of Bollywood’ is going on on Netflix OTT platform. In an episode of this series, actor Ranbir Kapoor is seen drinking e-cigarettes. The complainant alleges that through this, he is inspiring the youth, especially our new generation to drink e-cigarettes. We investigated this complaint and found that under the E-Cigarette Prohibition Act in India, no person can promote e-cigarettes.

#Watch Delhi: National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Member Priyank Kanoongo Says, “We receive a complaint from an organization called the legal rights observatory. Called “The Ba *** ds of bollywood” on the netflix ot platform. https://t.co/o1l7bkfk4r pic.twitter.com/wpviaaltk4

– ANI (@ani) September 22, 2025

Case will also be registered on production company and Netflix
Priyank Kanungo further said- ‘It is a crime to make, buy, sell or keep e-cigarettes in India. We have issued a notice to the Mumbai Police Commissioner. We have asked them to register an FIR under appropriate sections and take legal action against this actor, this production company and this OTT platform. We have also asked them to identify these e-cigarers, buyers, stockists and those who sell and take appropriate legal action against them. We have also issued a notice to the secretary. He has asked the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to remove it and take action against the respective platforms.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognizance on a complaint given in the proposed Halal Lifestyle Township project in Karjat area near Mumbai. In the complaint filed before the Commission, it has been alleged that the township is especially promoted and developed for the Muslim community, which promotes community segregation and is a violation of anti -equality and discrimination provisions in the Constitution.

In the complaint sent to the National Human Rights Commission, the complainant has expressed apprehension that this type of project is not only contrary to social and constitutional standards, but can also prove to be dangerous from security and social terms. It is alleged that this region can turn into a radical sector in the future.

Notice to Chief Secretary of Maharashtra Government
The Commission has issued a notice to the Chief Secretary of the Government of Maharashtra, considering the complaint prima facie serious human rights violation. The notice has been asked to submit a detailed report within two weeks and to make it clear that under which provisions RERA (RERA) issued such permission or license.

This advertisement is not a poison.
In Karjat area near Mumbai, a halal life -style township is being built for only Muslim religion.
This is the Nation with the Nation, the Government of Maharashtra is being noticed. pic.twitter.com/zytw4pn4qt

– Priyanka Kanungo Priyank Kanoongo (@KanOongopriyank) September 1, 2025

Priyank Kanungo told the advertisement to poison
The bench of the Commission was chaired by Priyank Kanungo, a member of the National Human Rights Commission. He said that if the allegations raised in the case are found to be correct, then it will be an example of serious violation of human rights and strict action will be taken on it. He wrote in a post on X that this advertisement is not a poison, it is an advertisement. In Karjat area near Mumbai, a halal life -style township is being built for only Muslim religion. This is the nation within the nation. The Maharashtra government is being noticed.

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The difficulties of the Rajasthan government have increased due to the accident in the school in Jhalawar, Rajasthan. The National Human Rights Commission has sent a notice to the Bhajanlal government of the state on Saturday (July 26).

The NHRC said that it has issued a notice to the Rajasthan government and the Superintendent of Police of Jhalawar in view of the fall of a government school building in the district. Seven students died and many others were injured in this accident. NHRC has sought a detailed report in connection with the incident in two weeks.

Automatic cognizance taken on media news

The NHRC said in a statement that it has taken cognizance of the “media reports automatically that on July 25, seven children died and 28 others were injured when a government school building collapsed in Jhalawar district of Rajasthan.”

Notice sent to Chief Secretary-SP

The Commission has said that if the media report is correct then it raises a serious issue of human rights violations. The statement said, “Therefore, the court issued a notice to the Chief Secretary of the Government of Rajasthan and the Superintendent of Police of Jhalawar seeking a detailed report on the case within two weeks.”

‘Report has compensation details’

The Human Rights Commission said that the report is expected to include the health status of the injured students as well as the details of compensation given to the relatives of the deceased (if any).

7 children lost their lives in accident

Let me tell you that a part of the building of Piplodi Government School in Jhalawar district collapsed before praying in the morning, which killed seven children and injured more than 25, some of which are critical.

The condition of the school was already told

Allegedly, the local people had informed the district officials about the ‘dilapidated condition of the school building’, but no action was taken.