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He said six types of medicines have been seized by the FDA officials after the disclosure of Ali during his police remand. (Express Photo)
Haryana’s Home Minister Anil Vij Sunday said that after busting an international racket selling spurious injections for cancer, the state’s Food and Drug Administration Department (FDA) has succeeded in seizing imported medicines worth more than Rs 7 lakh from a Turkey resident, who was arrested recently. All these medicines are related to cancer and diabetes, which were imported into India illegally, Vij said.
The minister said that the officers of the FDA questioned the accused, Mohammad Ali Tarmani, and recovered the stock of drugs, records, registers, documents etc. under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.
These medicines were found in a room in Noida’s Sector 62 where the accused was presently residing, he said, according to an official statement issued here.
He said six types of medicines have been seized by the FDA officials after the disclosure of Ali during his police remand.
The accused had told his interrogators that the illegally imported drugs used for the treatment of cancer and diabetes were kept in green bags inside an almirah in the Noida room.
The accused said he did not have any import NOC related to these medicines and all these products were brought from Istanbul for sale through the distributors in his contact, according to the official statement.
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