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Hamdard Pakistan says not selling Rooh Afza in India after Delhi High Court imposes ban

  • A Hamdard representative in Pakistan maintains Indian court’s decision will have ‘zero impact’ on the company business
  • The court took up the case after Hamdard India said the Pakistani brand of the product was sold on e-commerce websites
By Aamir Saeed - & - Sanjay Kumar ·

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