Lime juice inhalation to defend Covid kills teacher, people blaming BJP leader for weird home remedy
A complaint has been now lodged against the BJP leader for recommending lime juice inhalation to treat Covid infection
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It was around a few days back that former MP and BJP leader Vijay Sankeshwar recommended lime juice inhalation to defend against Covid infection. The BJP leader outlandishly claimed that lime juice inhalation is the best remedy for oxygen scarcity, and he added that it is the best home remedy for complications associated with coronavirus infection. And now, a teacher named Basavraj has lost his life after he tried lime juice inhalation to protect himself from Covid.
Complaint sent to Chief Secretary against Vijay Sankeshwar in home remedy issue
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A lawyer and RTI activist has complained to the Chief Secretary seeking action against the former MP and BJP leader Vijay Sankeshwar for recommending lime juice inhalation as a remedy for oxygen scarcity.
Bheemagouda Paragonda, based in Athani in Belaglavi district, who has sent the complaint to the Chief Secretary P. Ravi Kumar, has urged him to take action against Mr. Sankeshwar for misleading the public on the epidemic, in violation of rules and regulations.
Copies of the complaint have been sent to the Deputy Commissioners of Raichur and Dharwad. In Raichur, a teacher died after self-administering lime juice through his nostrils. Mr. Sankeshwar usually resides in Hubballi in Dharwad district.
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A new form of COVID quackery has taken over some people in India and one government school teacher had to pay the price through his life. Falling for the unproven lemon therapy to prevent COVID-19 or increase oxygen saturation levels in the body, a 43-year-old teacher from Raichur died.
Basavaraj was reportedly healthy before the so-called lemon therapy as per his family, but soon after he poured lemon juice into nose, he started vomiting and died while en route to the hospital. It is not clear what prompted the Ramatnal native to pour lemon juice into his nose, but recently, a transport tycoon from Hubbali had suggested that putting two drops of lemon in the nose can significantly increase oxygen saturation levels in the body and prevent COVID-19.
The former MP and industrialist Vijay Sankeshwar has criticised some of the Union and State government policies and methods of handling the pandemic. First of all, the Union government should withdraw