According to the details of the case, Mulla allegedly repackaged Himalaya Liv.52 Protec Liquid, a veterinary feed supplement intended for animals, into smaller bottles and applied counterfeit labels claiming that the product was meant for infants and children. The repackaged product was then sold to customers as medicine for babies and children.
The alleged operation continued for about a year, during which nearly 1,000 bottles were sold at double the normal price. The case came to light after the Surat Police’s Special Operations Group raided Shri Shantinath Medical Store on October 13.
During the raid, police seized materials worth ₹31,195. The seizure followed allegations that the veterinary product had been repackaged and misrepresented as medicine for young children.
Sajid Ibrahim Mulla arrested for selling animal feed supplement as 'Liv 52' pediatric drops for infants. Nearly 1000 bottles are sold in last year https://t.co/FzprW25aD6
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An FIR has been registered against Mulla on charges of forgery, endangering lives and selling misbranded drugs. The case concerns the alleged sale of a product intended for animals under false labels claiming it was suitable for infants and children.
Police have urged anyone who purchased the product and subsequently experienced health issues to consult a doctor immediately. The advisory highlights the importance of medical attention for affected buyers as the case proceeds.
The investigation has brought attention to the alleged repackaging and mislabelling of a veterinary supplement for sale as baby medicine, with nearly 1,000 bottles reportedly sold over approximately one year.
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