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As per the rules, medicines that can lead to intoxication and that are dangerous to take cannot be generally sold without a doctor’s prescription. In spite of that, a shocking incident of ordering these medicines in the name of other medical stores and selling them illegally for addiction has come to light. In this case, the Parvati police registered a case against four people, including the partner of the manufacturing drug company.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Shamal Mahindrakar, a drug inspector from the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) Pune, has filed a complaint regarding it at Parvati police station. Accordingly, police registered a case against Sameer Hameed Shaikh (a resident of Solapur), Samreen Sameer Shaikh (a resident of Kondhwa), Dhirendra Dinesh Prasadsingh, and Rajeev Vasantlal Dedhia (both residents of Bhiwandi).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As per the police information, Viren Savla has a drugstore named ‘Maharashtra Agency’ in the Parvati area. A few days ago, he received a bill for the purchase of codeine containing Lykarex T Syrup. He then informed Balaji Pharma Care, a drug manufacturing company in Bhiwandi, through which he received a bill, through an e-mail that he had not placed an order for this medicine.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Despite that, he again received an order for the purchase of the same medicine a few days later. After that, Viren Savla suspected that the medicine, which cannot be sold without a doctor’s prescription, was being billed in his name repeatedly. Accordingly, he complained to the Food and Drug Department, Pune, regarding the incident.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
After that, when the FDA enquired at Balaji Pharma Care in Bhiwandi, they were told that the purchase was made by a person named Sameer Shaikh in the name of Maharashtra Agency. They also were told that Sameer Shaikh has a National Medico medicine store in Kondhwa. However, drug inspectors did not find any such medical shop in Kondhwa in their investigation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
After that, Drug Inspector Bankar from Thane office of Food and Drug Department visited Balaji Pharma Care in Bhiwandi. At that time, Dhirendra Prasadsingh, a partner of the company, showed the copy of the order sent by Sameer Shaikh. In it, Bankar found that Shaikh had given this order putting a fake stamp of the plaintiff’s medical store. Further, he also found that the accused also received medicines from the warehouse of the courier without consent.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the subsequent investigation, police discovered that the Balaji Pharma Care supplied these medicines worth Rs 2 lakh 89 thousand 800 to the plaintiff in connivance with Sameer Shaikh for addiction. Accordingly, the police registered a case against Sameer Shaikh and his wife, Samreen Shaikh, along with two partners of the Balaji Pharma Care company. Police Sub-Inspector Sachin Pawar is conducting further investigation in this case.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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