Raid: Drugs worth Rs 80000 illegally stocked for sale seized at clinic

Written By :  Ruchika Sharma
Published On 2025-03-10 09:00 GMT   |   Update On 2025-03-10 09:37 GMT

Telangana: Drugs Control Administration, Telangana has conducted a raid on an unlicensed premises in Hanumakonda, and seized drugs worth Rs. 80,000 that were illegally stocked for sale.

On 5 th March, officials of the administration acting on credible information regarding the illegal stocking and sale of medicines, raided an unlicensed premises at Mahima Clinic, H.No. 3-14-561, Vinayaka Nagar Line 3, KUC Road, Hanumakonda.

G. Pravin Kumar had been stocking drugs at the clinic for sale without a drug license. During the raid, DCA officers detected the unauthorized stocking of a large quantity of medicines intended for sale.

A total of 42 varieties of medicines were found at the premises, including expired drugs, habit-forming drugs, vaccines, antibiotics, and steroids etc. The officers seized the stock, worth Rs. 80,000.

Sri. J. Kiran Kumar, Drugs Inspector, Hanumakonda carried out the raid under the supervision of Dr. G. Rajyalakshmi, Assistant Director, Warangal. DCA officers lifted the samples for analysis.

Further investigation shall be carried out and action shall be taken as per the law against all the offenders.

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Wholesalers and dealers who supply medicines to individuals stocking and selling drugs without a drug licence are also punishable under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. Stringent action will be taken against such wholesalers and dealers. They shall mandatorily ensure that the recipient entities hold a valid drug licence before supplying medicines to them. Stocking drugs for sale without a drug licence is punishable under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, with imprisonment for up to five years.

On 5th March, Drugs Control Administration, Telangana officials, acting on credible information, also raided the premises of a medical distributor named Sri Nandini Pharma in Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad, and found stocks of thermolabile (temperature-sensitive) medicines—Tetanus Vaccine and Oxytocin Injections—stored at room temperature on racks along with other general drugs.

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