( Singh wanted no further controversy on hand and insisted we interview him only on email. ) On August 23, when Congress veteran Motilal Vora raised the question "whether it is also a fact that Ranbaxy is selling some medicine [banned by the US FDA] in India", minister Jena's answer was: "As per the US Law, any drug is considered adulterated, if it is not manufactured, processed, packed, etc. in conformity with the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) regulations of the US FDA. However, as per Drugs & Cosmetic Act & Rules, in India, manufacturing of drugs not in conformity with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is viewed as non-compliance to GMP under the said Act & Rules." Is that answer assuring? If you are taking Amoxycillin, a common antibiotic to treat sinusitis, tonsillitis, pneumonia and some other ailments, and if you know that the US FDA had issued import alert against this and other drugs manufactured at the Dewas and Paonta Sahib units of Ranbaxy, would you go ahead?