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Rajasthan Health Minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar on Saturday reiterated that the cough syrup that was alleged to have led to the death of three children in the state was safe and not faulty.

"We got the medicine checked twice. First our drug controller tested it and then the Rajasthan Medical Services Corporation Limited (RMSCL) tested it. Both test reports did not find it faulty," the minister claimed at a press conference at the Circuit House in Jodhpur.

Khimsar claimed that the three deceased children were comorbid and that they were administered the cough syrup by the parents on their own, not prescribed to them by doctors.

"If we give children the medicine pre

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