In the vacant plot, about 200 types of medicines were found in unclaimed condition, the cost of which is said to be around Rs 40 lakh. The strings of this case are related to black marketing of medicines Sonu Agarwal.
50 cardboard (carton) medicines have been found in an unclaimed condition in an empty plot located in Singi Gali of Peepal Mandi, Agra. People passing through here informed the police. On this, the STF and the Drugs Department reached on Saturday and confiscated the medicines. Samples of five drugs have been taken for testing. The cost of the drugs is said to be around Rs 40 lakh.
Drug Inspector Rajkumar Sharma said that at around eight o’clock in the morning, information was received from the DM office and the police that someone had thrown cardboard boxes of medicines in an empty plot located in Singi Gali of Peepal Mandi. On visiting the spot, about 50 cardboard boxes were filled with medicines. STF also reached. Seizing these medicines, the police station brought the hive.
On examining them here, about 200 types of medicines of 45 companies were found in it. It has antibiotics, painkillers, medicines for orthopedics, heart disease, gynecology and other diseases. There are also injections, sprays and ointments. Their cost is around 40 lakh rupees. They have been sealed in the warehouse of the pharmaceutical department.
Wires are connected with Sonu, four drug mafia on the radar
The strings of unclaimed medicines are related to Sonu Aggarwal, who was black marketing the medicines of the physician sample caught on the previous day. In the preliminary investigation of STF, evidence of four more drug mafia has been found. These four mafia have been doing black marketing of medicines for a long time.
morning walkers saw
There are also ruins near the vacant plot located at Singi Gali of Peepal Mandi. People passing from here to roam in the morning saw a pile of medicines and informed the police and the DM office. After this, when the team reached here, some medicines were scattered and the rest were locked in cardboard and bags. Local people said that these medicines were thrown here at night.
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50 cardboard (carton) medicines have been found in an unclaimed condition in an empty plot located in Singi Gali of Peepal Mandi, Agra. People passing through here informed the police. On this, the STF and the Drugs Department reached on Saturday and confiscated the medicines. Samples of five drugs have been taken for testing. The cost of the drugs is said to be around Rs 40 lakh.
Drug Inspector Rajkumar Sharma said that at around eight o’clock in the morning, information was received from the DM office and the police that someone had thrown cardboard boxes of medicines in an empty plot located in Singi Gali of Peepal Mandi. On visiting the spot, about 50 cardboard boxes were filled with medicines. STF also reached. Seizing these medicines, the police station brought the hive.
On examining them here, about 200 types of medicines of 45 companies were found in it. It has antibiotics, painkillers, medicines for orthopedics, heart disease, gynecology and other diseases. There are also injections, sprays and ointments. Their cost is around 40 lakh rupees. They have been sealed in the warehouse of the pharmaceutical department.
