The network of spurious and narcotic drugs extends to 18 states from the fountainhead of Agra, which is part of the country’s largest drug market. Doctors, pharmacists, drug dealers have been caught selling banned medicines to foreign countries. Cases have been registered against 148 vendors in the last ten years. More than 70 drug licenses have been cancelled, yet the ‘game’ of drugs could not stop.
Fountain medicine market has more than 3500 drug licensees. There are stockists, wholesalers and retailers of more than 5000 companies. Shopkeepers come from Delhi, Jaipur, Gwalior and Aligarh to buy medicines. In the guise of medicines, the business of drugs has also spread its wings. There are also many white-collar workers involved in the sport. The desire to become a millionaire in short cut has sent 148 shopkeepers to jail. Cases are registered against them.
At the same time, more than 70 drug licenses have been canceled due to illegal activities. Assistant Commissioner Medicine AK Jain says that despite continuous action, the sale and illegal manufacturing of banned drugs is not stopping. He told that manufacturing, selling and disturbances take place under the guise of drug license. Stock, sales register and bills are checked at regular intervals for prevention.
Cough syrup, the business of sleeping pills
Narcotics Banned cough syrup, sleeping and pain pills, antibiotic injections and other medicines are being traded from Mubarak Mahal Market located in Fountain. Sample medicines, medicines without bill are sold at half price in Mubarak Mahal Market. District Chemist Association President Ashu Sharma alleges that the whole game runs in connivance with the drug department and the police. There is a police station in the middle of the drug market. Police have intelligence teams, yet effective action is not taken against illegal activities.
Medicines seized in these states
There has been a fountain connection of drugs and spurious drugs from Agra to Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Delhi, Goa, Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal, Hyderabad, Assam, Nagaland, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat. The Arora brothers have been declared the first drug mafia of Agra in Kamla Nagar police station area.
Expansion
The network of spurious and narcotic drugs extends to 18 states from the fountainhead of Agra, which is part of the country’s largest drug market. Doctors, pharmacists, drug dealers have been caught selling banned medicines to foreign countries. Cases have been registered against 148 vendors in the last ten years. More than 70 drug licenses have been cancelled, yet the ‘game’ of drugs could not stop.
Fountain medicine market has more than 3500 drug licensees. There are stockists, wholesalers and retailers of more than 5000 companies. Shopkeepers come from Delhi, Jaipur, Gwalior and Aligarh to buy medicines. In the guise of medicines, the business of drugs has also spread its wings. There are also many white-collar workers involved in the sport. The desire to become a millionaire in short cut has sent 148 shopkeepers to jail. Cases are registered against them.
At the same time, more than 70 drug licenses have been canceled due to illegal activities. Assistant Commissioner Medicine AK Jain says that despite continuous action, the sale and illegal manufacturing of banned drugs is not stopping. He told that manufacturing, selling and disturbances take place under the guise of drug license. Stock, sales register and bills are checked at regular intervals for prevention.
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