Anti-Corruption Branch Busts Fake Pharmacy Registration Racket In Delhi, Over 40 Arrested

Delhi's Anti-Corruption Branch has busted a fake pharmacy registration racket, arresting 16 individuals, including ex-officials and touts.

Representational Image | The anti-corruption Branch of Delhi busted a fake Pharmacy registration racket.

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The anti-corruption Branch of Delhi busted a fake Pharmacy registration racket on Wednesday. During the operation, fraudulent registration of several pharmacists based upon fake/forged documents was uncovered.
 
According to Delhi police, several individuals, including an Ex-Registrar & a Clerk of Delhi Pharmacy Council, six touts, one printing shop owner, three employees of pharmacy colleges/institutes, and 35 illegal pharmacists/chemists were apprehended.
 
Police also revealed that several pharmacists or chemists were found to be operating in Delhi on fake registrations, according to a report by news agency ANI.

The anti-corruption Branch of Delhi has busted a fake Pharmacy registration racket. Fraudulent registration of multiple pharmacists based upon fake/forged documents surfaced. 1 Ex-Registrar & 1 Clerk of Delhi Pharmacy Council, six touts, one printing shop owner, three employees…

— ANI (@ANI) April 2, 2025

Porn Racket Busted By ED In Noida

In a separate incident, on March 29, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) busted an illegal pornography racket operating in the National Capital Region (NCR). According to News18, the agency identified Rs 15.66 crore in foreign remittances made to Subdigi Ventures Private Limited. It is a Noida-based company allegedly involved in uploading pornographic content on adult websites.

Quoting sources, News 18 reported that the ED has conducted searches under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) at the premises of Subdigi Ventures Private Limited and the residences of its directors, Ujjwal Kishore and Neelu Srivastava. The probe body search reveals that the couple was operating an adult webcam streaming studio from their residence, recruiting models via social media platforms.

The report also mentions that the couple allegedly received foreign remittances into their bank accounts, claiming these funds were for advertising, market research, and public opinion polling services. However, the findings by the agency indicate that these remittances were payments for uploading pornographic content on adult websites.

The probe has uncovered that the couple was collaborating with Technius Limited, a Cyprus-based company that operates adult websites such as Xhamster and Stripchat.