Four Candidates Arrested For Using Stimulants In Police Recruitment Test

Thane: In a shocking turn of events, four aspirants for the police recruitment process in Maharashtra’s Thane district have been charged with attempting to use stimulants during field tests, according to officials.

The recruitment activities, held in the Mira Bhayander area between June 24 and July 1, were intensified with rigorous checks by the Anti-Narcotics Cell.

During inspections on June 28, three candidates were found carrying stimulant-filled syringes, while another was caught on June 30 with a similar substance. Subsequently, the Mira Road police station registered cases against them under pertinent sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.

Related Posts

India’s Essential Medicines Prices To Increase Marginally From 1 April Under Annual Pricing Framework

Prices of nearly 900 essential medicines, including painkillers and antibiotics, are set to rise by around 0.65 per cent starting 1 April following a directive from India’s drug pricing regulator.…

Delhi HC Asks Dr Reddy’s To Halt Olymviq Sales; Flags Similarity With Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic

The court also asked Dr Reddy’s to inform it by Friday whether it is willing to drop the “Olymviq” brand name, as the matter centres around alleged trademark similarity with…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You Missed

India’s Essential Medicines Prices To Increase Marginally From 1 April Under Annual Pricing Framework

India’s Essential Medicines Prices To Increase Marginally From 1 April Under Annual Pricing Framework

Delhi HC Asks Dr Reddy’s To Halt Olymviq Sales; Flags Similarity With Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic

Delhi HC Asks Dr Reddy’s To Halt Olymviq Sales; Flags Similarity With Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic

NPPA allows 0.64% hike in MRP of essential drugs in line with WPI rise

NPPA allows 0.64% hike in MRP of essential drugs in line with WPI rise

Govt Outlines AYUSH Heavy Metal Monitoring Steps In Rajya Sabha

Govt Outlines AYUSH Heavy Metal Monitoring Steps In Rajya Sabha

Regulation Of Hair Transplant And Cosmetic Clinics Under The Purview Of States, No Plans To Create A Central Database Or Registry: Govt In RS

Regulation Of Hair Transplant And Cosmetic Clinics Under The Purview Of States, No Plans To Create A Central Database Or Registry: Govt In RS

24-year-old woman dies during surgery; Five UP doctors booked for negligence

24-year-old woman dies during surgery; Five UP doctors booked for negligence