Spurious Drugs and Counterfeit Medicines: Urgent Call for Action by AAP MP Vikramjit Sahney

Saturday, 28 March 2026, 07:48

Spurious drugs, specifically counterfeit medicines, have raised alarm in India. AAP MP Vikramjit Sahney has highlighted the dire situation regarding substandard drugs like paracetamol failing CDSCO tests.
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Spurious Drugs and Counterfeit Medicines: Urgent Call for Action by AAP MP Vikramjit Sahney

New Delhi: AAP MP Vikramjit Singh Sahney has brought to light the critical issue of spurious medicines in India, where the threat of counterfeit medicines is escalating rapidly. He emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to drug quality to ensure the safety of citizens. During a recent statement, Sahney expressed his deep concern regarding various substandard drugs, highlighting that even widely used medication like paracetamol has failed quality tests set by CDSCO.

Immediate Need for Pharma Regulation in India

As instances of spurious drugs proliferate, there’s an urgent call for enhanced pharma regulation. AAP MP Sahney is advocating for the establishment of a National Quality Authority to safeguard public health.

Addressing Drug Quality Concerns

  • Vikramjit Sahney insists on rigorous enforcement of drug safety measures.
  • Calls attention to counterfeit medicines that are flooding the market, posing severe risks.
  • Focus on improving the quality assurance systems within India’s pharmaceutical industry.

With the rising incidents of substandard drugs, immediate action is essential. Public safety hangs in the balance as India's drug safety faces unprecedented challenges.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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