Three held with spurious drug, pharma unit sealed

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Mohali, Updated At : 06:40 AM Nov 09, 2024 IST

Seized pharma unit in Tangori

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The police arrested three Pinjore residents and sealed a pharma unit for allegedly making spurious drugs at the MK Technology Park in Tangori today. The police seized around 13,000 tablets of Clave-M, Telma-M, 20 kg Trypsin raw material and 2.5 kg packing material from the spot. Those arrested were identified as Pinjore residents Chindda Singh, Harpreet Singh and Sumit Kumar. A case under various Sections of the BNS was registered at the IT City police station.

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