Medical store sealed in Kaithal

The Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau sealed a medical store in Kaithal as part of a special anti-narcotics campaign being conducted across the state. The action was taken by the Karnal unit of the bureau after a complainant alleged that Vinod Kumar, a resident of Pilni village in Pundri tehsil, Kaithal district, was selling narcotic drugs near the old bypass in Kaithal.

Following the tip-off, a team led by Inspector Virendra Singh, sub-inspectors Vinod Kumar and Narendra Kumar from the Karnal unit, along with Drug Control Officer Chetan Verma, conducted a raid on the medical store. During the inspection, the team members found 60 alprazolam tablets and other suspicious drugs on the premises.

Related Posts

Mankind Pharma to Acquire 70% Stake in Belgium’s ACTx

Shares of Mankind Pharma fell more than 2% on 16 October after the company announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire a 70% stake in Belgium-based biotechnology company…

Can a drug licence be suspended before a hearing? Karnataka HC explains rule

NEW DELHI: Can a drug licensing authority suspend a pharmaceutical distributor’s licence while issuing a show-cause notice, before considering its response? The Karnataka high court has said the procedure under…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.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

You Missed

Mankind Pharma to Acquire 70% Stake in Belgium’s ACTx

Mankind Pharma to Acquire 70% Stake in Belgium’s ACTx

Can a drug licence be suspended before a hearing? Karnataka HC explains rule

Can a drug licence be suspended before a hearing? Karnataka HC explains rule

A Boy survives 18th Floor Fall, thanks to Yashoda Medicity

A Boy survives 18th Floor Fall, thanks to Yashoda Medicity

AstraZeneca, NIPER Raebareli partner to upgrade 25 clinical trail sites

AstraZeneca, NIPER Raebareli partner to upgrade 25 clinical trail sites

FDA clears ImmunityBio’s Anktiva expansion in bladder cancer after regulatory whiplash

FDA clears ImmunityBio’s Anktiva expansion in bladder cancer after regulatory whiplash

Sun Pharma Approves Rs 10,000 Crore Fundraising Through NCDs

Sun Pharma Approves Rs 10,000 Crore Fundraising Through NCDs