<p>The tablets were supposed to be distributed among children five years ago. However, due to delay in distribution, the expired medicines were burnt by some officials. <br /><br />Even though the expiry dated are supposed to be burnt, it is still not known whether they were expiry dated or not, source said. <br /><br />Investigation<br /><br />Deputy director, Department of Public Instruction, B A Rajashekar told Deccan Herald that an inquiry would be conducted on this issue and submit a detailed report to the commissioner of the department.<br /></p>
<p>The tablets were supposed to be distributed among children five years ago. However, due to delay in distribution, the expired medicines were burnt by some officials. <br /><br />Even though the expiry dated are supposed to be burnt, it is still not known whether they were expiry dated or not, source said. <br /><br />Investigation<br /><br />Deputy director, Department of Public Instruction, B A Rajashekar told Deccan Herald that an inquiry would be conducted on this issue and submit a detailed report to the commissioner of the department.<br /></p>
