Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Police Bust Bareilly Fake Call Centre Selling Counterfeit Sexual Drugs
Police in Bareilly say they found a call centre that was selling fake sexual enhancement drugs.
They arrested two people during a raid.
Police say another person ran away and is still being sought.
The group allegedly pretended to be doctors and traditional medicine experts.
They used Instagram to advertise the products and took orders by phone.
Customers were asked to pay through UPI, and the products were sent in parcels.
Police say the ingredients came from open markets and could put people’s health at risk.
Officers seized equipment, packages and cash as they investigate.
Police arrested two men after raiding an alleged fake call centre in Bareilly that sold counterfeit sexual enhancement drugs online.
Police said a third accused, Iliyas Khan, fled and remains wanted.
The accused allegedly posed as doctors and traditional medicine practitioners and advertised products on Instagram under the name “Herbal and Jari Booti.”
Police said customers paid Rs 250 to Rs 300 or more through UPI, and parcels were sent across the country.
Officers seized computers, phones, alleged counterfeit drugs, packing materials, a fake licence, financial records and Rs 1.99 lakh in cash.
- Who
- Bareilly police arrested Sameeruddin and Yusuf; police are seeking a third accused, Iliyas Khan.
- What
- Police busted an alleged fake call centre selling counterfeit sexual enhancement drugs online.
- When
- The report was dated October 6; the year was not stated.
- Where
- Rajiv Enclave Colony, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- Police said the operation allegedly sold counterfeit drugs while posing as a legitimate medical service, potentially putting customers’ health at risk.
- Arrested
- Sameeruddin, 24, and Yusuf, 25
- Third accused
- Iliyas Khan fled the scene; police said efforts are underway to arrest him.
- Alleged duration
- Police said the operation had been active for about a year.
- Customer payments
- Rs 250 to Rs 300 or more through UPI, according to police.
- Advertising identity
- “Herbal and Jari Booti,” an identity police said was fake.
- Seizure
- Police listed six computers, eight monitors, a laptop, 12 mobile phones, 85 packets of alleged counterfeit drugs and other equipment.
- Cash seized
- Rs 1.99 lakh
- Investigation
- Police said they are examining bank accounts and financial transactions and seeking information about other members and suppliers.