Noida: Three officers of a Noida-based pharmaceutical company have been arrested in Uzbekistan Cough Syrup Case allegedly in Uzbekistan by drinking Kapha syrup manufactured in India.
It is violent that after the standards of drug samples were not met, a case was filed in the police station face-3 last night on the complaint of the Drug Inspector of Ghaziabad. At the same time, the police have arrested three people including Operation Head in this case while the owners of the company are absconding and are being searched.
The Police Commissioner’s Office said that Drug Inspector Ashish of Ghaziabad has filed a report last night in Thana Phase -3. He has alleged that the phlegm made in the company making a drug at Sector 67 did not meet the syrup standards. The office said that in this case the company’s director Jaya Jain, Sachin Jain, Operation Head Tuheen Bhattacharya, manufacturing chemists Atul Rawal and Mool Singh, etc. Section 274, 275, 276, Drug Cosmetics Act 17,17A, 17 -B A lawsuit has been filed under.
According to an office official associated with the office, the police have arrested Tuheen Bhattacharya, Atul Rawat, and Mool Singh. He said that the owner of the company is absconding and is being searched. He claimed that he would be arrested soon. In December 2020, 18 children died in Kazakhstan due to drinking syrup made by the said company.
Based on the information of the Government of Kazakhstan, the Government of India took the matter seriously and the company was raided. The Uttar Pradesh Food Safety and Drug Administration (FSDA) Department suspended the drug production license of Marion Biotech Private Limited, a drug firm Marion Biotech Private Limited, after the death of 19 children allegedly in Uzbekistan. In addition to drug record maintenance, the company’s drug production license has been suspended for not providing information about raw material procurement on time.
Central agencies and a team from the Uttar Pradesh Drug Department inspected the company’s office here on December 29 last year and took six more samples for investigation. Vaibhav Babbar, a drug inspector of Gautam Budh Nagar, ‘PTI-language ’ It was told that during the inspection, the representatives of the company could not present documents related to the production of Dock-1 Max, after which the government immediately banned its production.
