Many companies were illegally selling drugs with false claims to cure certain diseases that cannot be advertised. These raids exposed those drugs, and actions will be taken against the companies involved. (Representational image: Unsplash)
Many companies were illegally selling drugs with false claims to cure certain diseases that cannot be advertised. These raids exposed those drugs, and actions will be taken against the companies involved. (Representational image: Unsplash)
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Telangana Raids: Officials Uncover Medications With False Claims

The raids helped uncover numerous drugs and medications being sold in the market under false advertising
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The Drugs Control Administration is responsible for overseeing the types of medications circulated in the market and ensuring they comply with all rules and regulations, including the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act of 1945. In recent raids in Telangana district, officials found medications being distributed in the market with false advertising claims:

  1. Ureecet Capsules - Claimed to treat kidney stones; manufactured by MGL Pharma, Peerzadiguda, Medchal-Malkajgiri district.

  2. Ashwagandha Lehyam (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to cure impotence; manufactured by Nature World Herbals, Nagaram, Medchal-Malkajgiri district.

  3. Sri Sri Tattva Kshirabala Taila (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to treat menstrual disorders; manufactured by Sriveda Sattva Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore (South), Karnataka.

  4. Mahanarayan Tail (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to treat nervous system disorders; manufactured by Aura Neutraceuticals Ltd., Gujarat.

  5. Diabo Booti Capsules (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to cure diabetes; manufactured by Levanza Food and Herbals, Gholu Majra, Dappar, Punjab.

  6. Slim & Fit Juice (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to reduce obesity; manufactured by Almighty Agro Industry, Sanganer.

  7. STONKRUSH Syrup (Ayurvedic Medicine) - Claimed to cure kidney stones; manufactured by Surya Herbal LifeSciences, Panchkula, Haryana.

According to the DMROA 1945, advertising treatments for conditions such as kidney stones, impotence, diabetes, nervous system disorders, and obesity is prohibited as these conditions cannot be cured by medication alone and require other interventions. Therefore, these claims are considered false advertising.

Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, it is prohibited to advertise drugs for certain incurable diseases. Doing so is considered false advertising.( Representational image : Unsplash )
Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, it is prohibited to advertise drugs for certain incurable diseases. Doing so is considered false advertising.( Representational image : Unsplash )

The officers involved in detecting these drugs were Sri J. Nagaraju, Drugs Inspector, Saroornagar; Sri B. Praveen, Drugs Inspector, Shameerpet; Sri M. Chandrasekhar, Drugs Inspector, Patancheru; Smt. Sk. Rabiya, Drugs Inspector, Narayanpet; Sri L. Raju, Drugs Inspector, Hayathnagar; Smt. L. R. D. Bhavani, Drugs Inspector, Siricilla; and Smt. A. Srilatha, Drugs Inspector, Adilabad.

Further instigation will be carried out and action shall be taken against all the offenders.

Drugs Control Administration

A thorough investigation will be carried out, and action will be taken according to the law against all the companies involved. The punishment for false advertising under DMROA can include imprisonment of up to six years, with or without a fine.

(Input from various sources)

(Rehash/Yash Kamble/MSM)

Many companies were illegally selling drugs with false claims to cure certain diseases that cannot be advertised. These raids exposed those drugs, and actions will be taken against the companies involved. (Representational image: Unsplash)
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