Archive · 22 Jun 2025
Fake Cancer Drug Racket Busted, Trafficked Via Nepal
Some people were selling fake cancer drugs to patients, pretending they were real.
These fake drugs were coming into India from Nepal.
The main person in charge is missing, but police are trying to catch a supplier in Nepal.
They sold the fake drugs at cheaper prices to trick patients who needed them.
The police are now trying to find out where the money went and are asking people who bought these drugs to come forward with any information.
Delhi Police busted a racket selling counterfeit cancer drugs to patients.
Fake medicines were imported to India via Kathmandu, Nepal.
The main suspect, Naveen Arya, is absconding, and a supplier in Nepal is sought after.
The accused allegedly sold the counterfeit drugs at heavily discounted rates to desperate patients.
Police are investigating the money trail and seeking information from potential victims.
- Who
- The police busted the racket. Naveen Arya is the main suspect.
- What
- A racket selling counterfeit cancer drugs was busted.
- When
- The racket was busted earlier this month.
- Where
- The counterfeit drugs were sold in Delhi and came through Kathmandu, Nepal.
- Why
- The accused aimed to exploit cancer patients by selling counterfeit drugs at discounted prices.
Criminal Actions
Victims
Intent
Criminal Actions
Perpetrators of the crime
Victims
Victims of the crime
- Main Suspect
- Naveen Arya
- Location of Import
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- Target Audience
- Cancer patients
- Discounted Price
- ₹50,000 - ₹70,000
- Original Drug Price
- ₹1.5 - ₹2 lakh
- Arrests
- Six people in three raids