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Chemists Association in Patiala Halts Sale of Certain Drugs Following FDA Raids

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The Punjab Chemists Association announced it will stop selling narcotic and psychotropic substances, such as those for anxiety and pain relief, starting October 25. This follows intensified raids by the Punjab Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Patiala between October 16 and 19. During these inspections of 16 medical stores, the FDA detected violations at 11 establishments, seizing medicines and records due to documentation discrepancies. The association alleged that state authorities harassed chemists while targeting the sale of drugs like pregabalin.

From hindustantimes.com

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The association's decision to halt sales of these substances makes it difficult for patients who rely on them for ongoing treatment. The raids were part of a crackdown on the misuse and illegal sale of habit-forming drugs in the region.

The FDA and the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India are involved in a new development regarding the governance of inspections.

From hindustantimes.com

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  • FDAConducted intensified raids and inspections in Patiala.
  • PatialaCity in Punjab, India where the inspections took place.

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