Delhi HC refuses bail to man accused of producing, supplying spurious anti-cancer medicines
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New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has denied bail to a man accused of being the kingpin behind the production and distribution of spurious anti-cancer medicines, citing a high risk of evidence tampering..
The court said since the injections, being allegedly sold by the man, had low and compromised efficacy, there were chances that the patients to whom these injections were given could have progression or relapse of cancer which could also cause their death.
“The primary reason as to why this court granted bail to the other co-accused is that they were only pawns whereas the petitioner herein is the kingpin of the entire racket.
“The spurious injections which were primarily being manufactured by the petitioner herein and were being sold in the market have been found to be of sub-standard quality and are harmful for use,” Justice Subramonium Prasad said.
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