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A statement by the Mumbai chapter of the India March for Science said the scientists have also asked for details like where and when were the scientific experiments done and who were the principal investigators.
They also sought to know where were the findings published.
They asked whether the data and experimental details can be provided.
Kathiria last week claimed that keeping cow dung cake in homes reduces 'radiation' and a 'cow dung chip' has been produced which can reduce radiation when kept on the cellular phone.
The India March for Science is a grouping of scientists, students and science educators that aims to promote scientific temperament.
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