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In a joint operation by the SIT and Rohania police, illegal cough syrup worth approximately Rs 60 lakh was recovered from Sujabad (Ramnagar) on Tuesday evening. The police seized the consignment from a warehouse located behind an e-rickshaw charging station belonging to Manoj Yadav, a resident of Godaulia, which is reportedly linked to Shubham Jaiswal. The e-rickshaw charging station was built in front to conceal the warehouse where the cough syrup was stored.
Rohania police station in-charge Raju Singh said that a large consignment worth Rs 2 crore was seized in Bhadwar on November 19. That consignment was ordered from RS Pharma, a firm belonging to Saurabh Tyagi of Ghaziabad. Rohania police were keeping a close watch on the transporter of Saurabh Tyagi's firm. On Tuesday, the police received information that a truck carrying the consignment had left Ghaziabad on December 1 and reached Sujabad on 2 December.
When the police force reached the spot, they found a warehouse behind the e-rickshaw charging station. Upon receiving the information, DCP Crime Saravanan T., ACP Kotwali Shubham Singh, along with their force, arrived at the scene.
A team from the Drug Department also joined the investigation. During the search, 30,000 bottles of cough syrup were recovered in 173 boxes. The DCP said that the value of the consignment is Rs 60 lakh.
In a joint operation by the SIT and Rohania police, illegal cough syrup worth approximately Rs 60 lakh was recovered from Sujabad (Ramnagar) on Tuesday evening. The police seized the consignment from a warehouse located behind an e-rickshaw charging station belonging to Manoj Yadav, a resident of Godaulia, which is reportedly linked to Shubham Jaiswal. The e-rickshaw charging station was built in front to conceal the warehouse where the cough syrup was stored.
Rohania police station in-charge Raju Singh said that a large consignment worth Rs 2 crore was seized in Bhadwar on November 19. That consignment was ordered from RS Pharma, a firm belonging to Saurabh Tyagi of Ghaziabad. Rohania police were keeping a close watch on the transporter of Saurabh Tyagi's firm. On Tuesday, the police received information that a truck carrying the consignment had left Ghaziabad on December 1 and reached Sujabad on 2 December.
Goa Police have taken co-owner Ajay Gupta into custody from New Delhi in connection with the Goa nightclub fire. A lookout notice had been issued against him. Ajay Gupta's first statement after his arrest has emerged. Gupta said, "I am just a partner. I don't know anything."
A massive fire at the Birk nightclub on Romeo Lane in Goa claimed the lives of 25 people. Ajay Gupta, a co-owner of the nightclub, has placed all the blame for the negligence on the club owners, Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra. The Luthra brothers fled India for Thailand within hours of the fire.
Severe cold has gripped several states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. Snowfall is occurring in the hilly states of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu and Kashmir. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning stating that a cold wave is likely to continue in central-eastern and northern peninsular India from December 10 to 12.
Furthermore, the cold is expected to intensify in the northwestern regions bordering western India from December 10, with the effect lasting until December 12.
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