Punjab Drug Racket: NCB Seizes Fentanyl, Pharmaceutical Units
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Bhaskar News | Amritsar After 742 doses of narcotic drugs were found from a medical store in Attari on June 1, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB)'s investigation progressed and the connection reached Moga. NCB raided Moga and recovered 18,172 doses of narcotic drugs. It is alleged that a pharmacist from Moga was supplying legally available narcotic drugs to illegal people. These included drugs like fentanyl and ketamine. The pharmacist is curren…
Punjab Drug Racket: NCB Seizes Fentanyl, Pharmaceutical Units
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has unearthed a significant racket involving the diversion of pharmaceutical fentanyl and other drugs covered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act into unauthorised channels in rural Punjab. The investigation, which began with a seizure of intoxicant tablets from a private establishment in Attari in early June, has now extended to a pharmacist in Moga and led to the arrest of a doctor…
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