Supreme Court Quashed Criminal Complaint For NSQ Drug

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  • April 21, 2017

The Supreme Court of India has taken stern view against the order of J&K High Court refusing to quash the Criminal Complaint filed by Drug Inspector, at Jammu against M/s Brawn Laboratories Ltd. As per judgment, Government Analyst, Patoli, Jammu vide its report dated 31.07.2009 declared the drug Not of Standard Quality. The company however vide letter 27.02.2010 conveyed to the Drug Inspector, that the method adopted for testing is not correct and also attached the report of testing which company got it from private lab. The company averted in its reply that “the result obtained after investigation of the finished product was found to be around97.35% and same was attached for your reference along with all the calculation sheet and chromatogram.”
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