Delhi HC asks Ramdev to take down videos over 'sharbat jihad' remark

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Meanwhile, Nayar told the court that his clients, Patanjali and Ramdev, were not against any religion, but the court did not entertain this argument.

Rooh Afza, which dominates the sharbat space in India and is especially seen across mom-and-pop stores on prominent display during the summer season as a ready-to-drink product either with milk or water, is even sold in large vessels on roadside carts.

According to media reports, Rooh Afza has a turnover of over Rs 500 crore and falls under Hamdard Foods India — the food division of the larger entity Hamdard Laboratories.