Cop transferred after picture with god woman goes viral
New Delhi, July 23: The Station House Officer (SHO), Janakpuri, was on Monday handed his transfer orders to a lesser post after a picture of him with self-styled god woman, Namita Acharya, went viral on social.
In the picture, which seems to have been taken in his office, the police officer is seen seated with his eyes closed and taking blessings from the self-proclaimed 'sadhvi', who is seen standing behind him with her palms over his head.
The officer has been transferred to police lines.
In October last year, a similar incident had surfaced from New Delhi's Vivek Vihar Police Station, when a picture of self-styled god woman Radhe Maa, sitting on the chair of the SHO, went viral on social media.
The SHO, Sanjay Sharma, was seen standing beside her with his hands folded.
She had come to attend a Ramleela event and due to a heavy crowd, SHO Sharma had taken her to the police station.
Courtesy: www.aninews.in
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111 drug samples found 'not of standard quality' in November
New Delhi: The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has identified 41 drug samples tested in central drug laboratories in November as 'not of standard quality' (NSQ), according to official sources. Additionally, 70 drug samples tested by state drugs testing laboratories during the same period were also classified as NSQ.
The classification as NSQ is based on the failure of drug samples to meet one or more specified quality parameters. Officials clarified that the findings pertain only to the specific batches tested and do not imply concerns about other drug products available in the market.
In November, two drug samples were found to be spurious. These samples, picked by the Bihar Drugs Control Authority and CDSCO Ghaziabad, were manufactured by unauthorised entities using the brand names of other companies.
Authorities regularly collaborate with state regulators to identify and remove NSQ and spurious medicines from the market to ensure public safety.
