VIPHIL JAIN
ED raids 10 locations in Delhi-NCR in fake cancer drugs investigation
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids in Delhi-NCR as part of a money laundering investigation linked to a fake cancer drugs racket. The operation, tied to an organised criminal group, involved manufacturing and selling counterfeit cancer and chemotherapy drugs. Authorities recovered about Rs 65 lakh in cash from two locations and are pursuing legal action against the perpetrators.
Delhi police busts fake cancer drug racket: Here's how they sold Rs 100 drug for Rs 2 lakh
The Delhi Police have uncovered a massive fake drug operation in west Delhi’s Moti Nagar, involving the manufacturing and distribution of fake cancer and chemotherapy drugs. The accused allegedly filled empty vials with anti-fungal medicine worth ₹ 100 and sold them as "life-saving" cancer drugs across India, China, and the US for ₹ 1 to 3 lakh per vial. The operation, masterminded by Viphil Jain from Baghpat, lasted over two years, with more than 7,000 such injections sold. Seven individuals, including Suraj from West Bengal, have been arrested, and legal action is underway.
