'Killer' cough syrup: who's responsible for children deaths in MP, Rajathan?

This edition of Super 6 reports on the deaths of over a dozen children in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, allegedly due to the consumption of the toxic cough syrup, Coldrif. Diethylene glycol (DEG) was found in some samples of the syrup. A doctor who prescribed the medicine has been arrested, prompting the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to question accountability. The Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister confirmed that three of 19 samples failed quality tests and pledged action. Families of the victims shared their experiences, with one stating they felt they were giving their child 'slow poison'. The programme also covers the aftermath of the Karur stampede, where an NDA fact-finding team attributed 41 deaths at an actor-politician Vijay's rally to 'administrative failure'. Additionally, the broadcast highlights the box office success of Rishabh Shetty's film 'Kantara Chapter 1', the announcement of Bihar's two-phase election, an attempted attack on the Chief Justice of India in the Supreme Court, and the Kerala government's new directive on children's medicine prescriptions.