BHOPAL/NAGPUR: Madhya Pradesh government on Monday transferred the state drugs controller and suspended three of his subordinates, holding them accountable for the deaths of children, allegedly after consuming Coldrif cough syrup, in Chhindwara district, as the toll mounted to 15, with one more girl undergoing treatment in Nagpur succumbing on Monday. Following CM Mohan Yadav's instructions, the government transferred MP Food and Drugs Administration controller Dinesh Maurya, and suspended deputy controller Shobhit Kosta, along with drug inspectors Sharad Jain and Gaurav Sharma. The CM also visited Parasia and met the bereaved families. An 18-month-old girl, Dhani Dahriya, died Monday night at GMCH, Nagpur. The hospital's paediatric department head, Dr Manish Tiwari, told TOI the girl
Cough syrup row: Madhya Pradesh drug controller transferred, 3 others suspended

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