Jaipur: After a clutch of drugs manufactured by five companies failed the quality test conducted between September 16 and 30, the food safety and drugs control commissionerate (FSDCC) has asked all drug control officers in the state to test the quality of other batches and drugs manufactured by these companies.
Mentioning the drugs and manufacturers, FSDCC asked the drug control officers to ensure the stocks of these drugs are not consumed anymore and that the available stocks are withdrawn.
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Mentioning the drugs and manufacturers, FSDCC asked the drug control officers to ensure the stocks of these drugs are not consumed anymore and that the available stocks are withdrawn.
We also published the following articles recently
Atop hillock in Nashik, illegal drug manufacturing unit hides in plain sight
A clandestine mephedrone manufacturing unit was recently busted by the Mumbai Police in a desolate spot atop a hillock on the outskirts of Shinde village. The shed, camouflaged as an industrial unit, was well-hidden and went unnoticed even by the police for 10 days. The unit, linked to drug mafia don Lalit Patil’s brother Bhushan Patil, was found to be manufacturing 133kg of MDMA worth Rs 267 crore. Residents of Shinde village are upset and feel that the illegal activity has tarnished the reputation of their village.
A clandestine mephedrone manufacturing unit was recently busted by the Mumbai Police in a desolate spot atop a hillock on the outskirts of Shinde village. The shed, camouflaged as an industrial unit, was well-hidden and went unnoticed even by the police for 10 days. The unit, linked to drug mafia don Lalit Patil’s brother Bhushan Patil, was found to be manufacturing 133kg of MDMA worth Rs 267 crore. Residents of Shinde village are upset and feel that the illegal activity has tarnished the reputation of their village.
Mumbai Police busts major MDMA (ecstasy) manufacturing unit in Nashik; seizes drugs worth rs 267 crore
The Saki Naka police in Mumbai raided a drugs manufacturing unit in Nashik’s Shinde Gaon and seized 133kg of MDMA (Ecstasy) worth Rs 267 crores. The raid was carried out after the arrest of an individual who tipped off the police about the unit. The operation led to the arrest of several individuals involved in the drug trafficking network, and a total of 151kg of MDMA worth Rs 300 crore has been seized so far. It was revealed that the manufacturing unit is owned by the brother of drug mafia Lalit Patil, who escaped from a hospital after being arrested by the Pune police in 2020.
The Saki Naka police in Mumbai raided a drugs manufacturing unit in Nashik’s Shinde Gaon and seized 133kg of MDMA (Ecstasy) worth Rs 267 crores. The raid was carried out after the arrest of an individual who tipped off the police about the unit. The operation led to the arrest of several individuals involved in the drug trafficking network, and a total of 151kg of MDMA worth Rs 300 crore has been seized so far. It was revealed that the manufacturing unit is owned by the brother of drug mafia Lalit Patil, who escaped from a hospital after being arrested by the Pune police in 2020.
Drugs in parcels: Russian, five Indians on Ahmedabad cops’ radar
The cyber crime branch in Ahmedabad, India has found the involvement of a Russian national and five residents of Gujarat in a drug trafficking case. The investigation revealed that drug consumption increases during the festive season of Navratri and Diwali, particularly among college students and corporate professionals. The traffickers used a private courier to send cocaine and cannabis from the US, Thailand, and Canada, concealing the contraband in parcels containing toys, notepads, and books. The joint operation recovered cocaine and high-quality cannabis worth over Rs 48 lakh.
The cyber crime branch in Ahmedabad, India has found the involvement of a Russian national and five residents of Gujarat in a drug trafficking case. The investigation revealed that drug consumption increases during the festive season of Navratri and Diwali, particularly among college students and corporate professionals. The traffickers used a private courier to send cocaine and cannabis from the US, Thailand, and Canada, concealing the contraband in parcels containing toys, notepads, and books. The joint operation recovered cocaine and high-quality cannabis worth over Rs 48 lakh.
