Medical store raided, drugs worth Rs 1.94 lakh seized

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:53 AM Apr 05, 2025 IST

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On Friday, a team of Drug Control Officer Sandeep Kaushik inspected an unlicensed store, Genuine Chemist, located inside Mediciti Health Care Centre, Krishan Vihar Chowk, Tibba Road, here, and seized 18 types of allopathic drugs.

The firm failed to produce purchase records, drug sale licence and RMP certificate on demand.

Drugs, including 11,474 tablets, 2,200 capsules and 150 injections, worth Rs 1,94,000, were seized from the owner, Harminder Singh.

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