Police Raid Pharmacy in Butwal

Ratopati June 24, 2026

Butwal. Police have raided a pharmacy in Butwal. The Sainamaina Pharmacy, operated on Hospital Line in Butwal, was raided by the police.

A team from the Area Police Office Butwal raided the pharmacy based on special information, informed Butwal Chief Police Deputy Superintendent Nishant Shrivastava. He said that the raid was conducted on suspicion of illegal trade of fake and banned medicines in the pharmacy.

The Department of Drug Management has already issued a directive not to purchase or sell certain medicines manufactured in India on suspicion of being fake. Police said that the raid was conducted after receiving information that such medicines were also being sold from that pharmacy.

During the raid, suspicious medicines hidden in the pharmacy and warehouse were found. Police said that legal proceedings will be initiated against the arrested operator under the Drug Act and offenses against public health.

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