Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Two Arrested for Illegal Oxytocin Sale
Two people were caught selling illegal oxytocin injections meant for cattle.
The police raided their water plant and found five bottles of unlabelled oxytocin.
The accused admitted to selling it illegally.
They were arrested and a case was registered.
Oxytocin is a hormone that helps in childbirth and breastfeeding in humans, but it's also used to increase milk production in cattle.
Selling it without proper labeling and authorization is against the law.
Two persons arrested for selling banned, unlabelled oxytocin injections.
Accused identified as Muntha Rangaiah Yadav and his son Muntha Srisailam Yadav.
Police raided Jai Mahankali water plant and seized five bottles of oxytocin.
Accused admitted to the offence and were brought to the police station.
Case registered and further investigation is underway.
- Who
- Muntha Rangaiah Yadav and Muntha Srisailam Yadav
- What
- Sale of banned, unlabelled oxytocin injections
- When
- During a raid
- Where
- Maktha village, Ghatkesar police station limits
- Why
- For financial gain
Law Enforcement
Accused
Legality of Oxytocin Sale
Law Enforcement
Oxytocin sale without proper labeling and authorization is illegal and harmful.
Accused
The accused may have been unaware of the legal restrictions or were trying to meet market demands.
- Location
- Maktha village, Ghatkesar police station limits
- Accused Names
- Muntha Rangaiah Yadav, Muntha Srisailam Yadav
- Seized Items
- Five bottles of unlabelled oxytocin injections
- Businesses Involved
- Water filter business, Milk business
- Action Taken
- Arrest and case registration