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  1. www.hindustantimes.com › cities › mumbai-newsFDA busts bogus medicine racket, seizes 21,600 ‘antibiotic ...

    The prime accused, Choudhary, is already incarcerated in a bogus medicine sale case. Choudhary had supplied the tablets to Trivedi, who then passed them onto Mule for...

  2. www.hindustantimes.com › india-news › fda-bustsFDA busts bogus medicine racket, seizes 21,600 'antibiotic ...

    Prime accused Choudhary is already in jail in a bogus medicine sale case. Choudhary had given the tablets to Trivedi, who passed them onto Mule for supply to government...

  3. www.ndtv.com › nagpur-news › fake-medicine-racketFake Medicine Racket Busted In Maharashtra, Over 21,000 ...

    Feb 3, 2024 · Prime accused Choudhary is already in jail in a bogus medicine sale case. Choudhary had given the tablets to Trivedi, who passed them onto Mule for supply to government...

  4. www.newindianexpress.com › nation › 2024FDA busts bogus medicine racket in Maharashtra, seizes 21,600 ...

    Feb 3, 2024 · Prime accused Choudhary is already in jail in a bogus medicine sale case. Choudhary had given the tablets to Trivedi, who passed them onto Mule for supply to government...

  5. medicaldialogues.in › news › industryBogus medicine racket busted: 21,600 tablets of fake ...

    Feb 5, 2024 · Prime accused Choudhary is already in jail in a bogus medicine sale case. Choudhary had given the tablets to Trivedi, who passed them onto Mule for supply to government facilities, the officials added.

  6. theprint.in › india › fda-busts-bogus-medicineFDA busts bogus medicine racket, seizes 21,600 ‘antibiotic ...

    Feb 3, 2024 · The Kalmeshwar police have booked Vijay Shailendra Choudhary of Thane, Hemant Dhondiba Mule, a resident of Latur, and Mihir Trivedi of Bhiwandi near Thane in connection with this case. Prime accused Choudhary is already in jail in a bogus medicine sale case.

  7. www.msn.com › en-in › healthNagpur: FDA busts bogus medicine racket, seizes 21,600 ... - MSN

    Choudhary, the main accused, is already in jail for a previous counterfeit drug sale case. Choudhary sent the tablets to Trivedi, who forwarded them to Mule for distribution to government...