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'Govt allowing this to happen': Supreme Court questions overpricing of medicines, massive gap in MRP and cost to retailers

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan Times'Govt allowing this to happen': Supreme Court questions overpricing of medicines, massive gap in MRP and cost to retailers
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The SC bench questioned why the system appeared to favour pharmaceutical manufacturers and asked whether such practices should be allowed to continue unchecked

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