The Delhi Police crime branch has arrested four men for their involvement in a fake medicine racket that posed significant health risks. The operation was uncovered during a raid in Mukherjee Nagar, where police seized medicines valued at approximately ₹6 crore (roughly $720,000 USD). The arrested individuals, identified as Manoj Kumar Jain, Raju Kumar Mishra, Vikram Singh, and Vatan, were found relabelling and selling medicines intended for government hospitals and dispensaries. The gang primarily sourced medicines from various towns in Uttar Pradesh, removing original labels and repackaging them for illegal distribution in Delhi-NCR, West Bengal, and northeastern states. The seized stock included thousands of counterfeit life-saving medications such as rabies vaccines, insulin, and hepatitis-B vaccines. Jain, identified as the mastermind, had shifted to this operation after facing losses in his construction business. The police's investigation revealed that the gang had been operating for about a year, with connections to government healthcare facilities in Uttar Pradesh.