Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta cancels the licence of a medical store in Dwarka after reports that patients were denied medicines. According to both outlets, the action follows complaints that the store’s staff did not provide required medicines to customers. Gupta frames the decision as part of a broader commitment to “zero tolerance” for negligence in public service. The Times of India notes that the revocation comes after scrutiny of reports that circulated on social media, while Mint highlights that the move aligns with the Right to Service bill passed in July. Both sources present the cancellation as a corrective step aimed at enforcing obligations on medical outlets to ensure timely access to medicines and to avoid obstacles for citizens. The reports do not provide further details on the specific medicines involved, the duration of the alleged denials, or whether any further penalties or investigations are planned. The focus remains on the revocation of the store’s operating permission and the stated intent to ensure compliance with service standards.