Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Police Bust Tramadol Supply Chain; Six Arrested
The Punjab Police found an illegal network selling Tramadol, a type of drug.
It started when they found a small amount of the drug in Amritsar.
This led them to a factory in Haridwar where the drugs were being made.
The police arrested six people involved, including the plant manager and some chemists.
They also found drugs that were supposed to be for the government only.
The police are still investigating to find more people involved.
Amritsar Police busted a Tramadol supply chain.
The supply chain originated from a recovery of 35 tablets in Amritsar.
Police seized a total of 74,465 Tramadol tablets.
Six arrests were made, including chemists and the plant head.
The seized drugs included those labeled "Government Supply Only."
- Who
- Amritsar Police arrested six individuals.
- What
- An illegal Tramadol supply chain was busted, with large quantities of tablets and raw material seized.
- When
- The arrests were made, and the FIR was registered on July 16-17.
- Where
- The supply chain originated in Amritsar, with a manufacturing unit in Haridwar, Uttarakhand.
- Why
- To stop the illegal supply of Tramadol and related substances.
- Incident
- Tramadol supply chain bust
- Seizure
- 74,465 Tramadol tablets, raw material
- Arrests
- Six
- Origin
- Amritsar
- Manufacturing Unit
- Haridwar, Uttarakhand
- Violation
- Diversion of "Government Supply Only" drugs
