The Delhi Police crime branch has arrested four individuals involved in a counterfeit medicine racket that allegedly manufactured and distributed fake life-saving drugs across several states, including Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. The operation was uncovered following a raid in Mukherjee Nagar, north Delhi, where police seized a large stock of medicines, packaging materials, and machinery used for illegal repackaging. The arrested suspects include Manoj Kumar Jain, identified as the kingpin, along with Raju Kumar Mishra, Vikram Singh, and Vatan. Jain, originally a construction worker from Manipur, reportedly shifted to illegal drug manufacturing about a year and a half ago. The syndicate sourced government-supplied medicines, changed their labels, and distributed them in the Delhi-NCR region and parts of northeastern India. The seized items included essential medications such as Albucel, Lenvacast 4, and Abhayrab Rabies vaccine. Investigators are also looking into the use of hawala channels for financial transactions related to the operation.