In a significant crackdown, authorities in Gurgaon, Haryana, India, seized over ₹70 lakh (approximately $84,000 USD) worth of counterfeit Mounjaro KwikPen injections, which are used for diabetes and weight loss. The operation, conducted by the Drugs Control Department and local police, led to the arrest of two suspects after a vehicle was intercepted near Super Mart-1. The injections were found improperly stored, with serious violations in handling and labeling. Each injection is valued at around ₹28,000. Investigators suspect that the illegal drugs may have originated from the Bhagirath Palace pharmaceutical market in Delhi and are tracing the supply chain to identify distribution hubs and retail connections. Authorities have invoked strict provisions under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, and further investigations are ongoing to uncover a larger network involved in the distribution of high-value counterfeit medications.