TELANGANA DCA

Telangana DCA seizes illegally stocked medicines in Hyderabad

Sarah Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins
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Telangana Drugs Control Administration officials inspecting seized medicine stock during a raid in Hyderabad.

The Telangana Drugs Control Administration recently executed a raid at a premises in the Chandrayangutta area of Hyderabad. Officials acted on intelligence regarding the unauthorized storage and sale of pharmaceutical products.

During the operation, authorities discovered an individual named Aslam Bin Salam Bajaber who was operating without the required drug license. The search yielded 11 varieties of medications, including multiple antibiotics, which were stored at the site for public sale.

All recovered stock, valued at approximately ₹18,000, was seized by the DCA. The administration has forwarded samples of the confiscated medicine to a laboratory for formal testing. An investigation remains active to determine the source of these drugs and to identify any broader network involved in this illegal trade.

Frequently Asked Questions

What action did the Telangana DCA take in Hyderabad?+
The Telangana DCA raided a premises in Chandrayangutta and seized medicines worth ₹18,000 that were stored without a license.
Who was found stocking the illegal medicines?+
Officials found that Aslam Bin Salam Bajaber was stocking and selling the medicines without a valid drug license.
What happens to the seized medicines?+
Samples of the seized medicines have been sent for analysis to a laboratory, and an investigation is ongoing.
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Sarah Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins is an expert in medical news and public health, keeping you updated on the latest wellness trends.