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Fake cancer drugs sale racket busted
The Morning Standard
|June 07, 2024
Syrian national among four held for distributing counterfeit medicines worth 4 crore
THE Delhi Police on Thursday said it had busted an international syndicate involved in manufacturing and distributing counterfeit cancer and diabetes medicines and arrested four individuals, including a Syrian national.
Monir Ahmad (54), the Syrian national, was used to supply medicines between Turkey, Egypt, and India, the police said. The other accused were identified as Naveen Arya (40), Saurabh Garg (34), and Karan Khaneja (27), they added.
The suspicion began when the Cyber Cell of the Crime Branch started investigating vendors and wholesalers in Delhi/NCR selling fake and unregistered lifesaving drugs.
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