Published 20:23 IST, September 23rd 2019

Cancer medicine selling racket busted, medicines seized, two arrested

A cancer medicine selling racket has been busted by the AATS for selling costly cancer medicines that were meant for Defense personnel and ESI dispensaries.

Reported by: Manjiri Chitre
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A cancer medicine selling racket has been busted by  Anti Auto ft Squ (AATS) for selling costly cancer medicines that were meant for Defense personnel and Employee's State Insurance (ESI) dispensaries in Delhi on Monday. According to Jasmeet Singh, DCP East, police have recovered medicines of Rs 30 lakhs. It included five packets with ESI mark. However, mark was erased from or seven packets. 

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According to police, a raiding party led by Inspector Dinesh Arya caught hold of gang members. Upon interrogation, members disclosed that a similar gang is operating in Gwalior, Mumbai, Ghaziab and ida. A case has been registered against gang and two members have been arrested. y have been identified as Om Nath and Dhruv Nath who are residents of Krishi farm. Furr, police revealed that during investigation, large quantities of medicine was recovered. Along with it, chemical used for erasing sale stamp has also been recovered from office of one of accused members. It has also been revealed that gang members are supplying medicines for cheap rates through Indiamart. 

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In May this year, Western Railway authorities in Mumbai busted a fake cancer certificate racket where some people h submitted forged cancer patient concession certificates to get reserved train tickets. According to reports, Western Railway's Vigilance department h seized 74 such forged cancer concession certificates from ticket reservation centre at Dar. railway provides 50 per cent to 100 per cent concession to cancer patients. With this, y are also given confirmed berths under emergency quota. 

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(WITH ANI INPUTS)

16:17 IST, September 23rd 2019