Health hazards averted in the nation’s capital as Delhi Crime Branch shuttered a notorious fake protein supplement factory, arresting two prime operators. The March 8 operation targeted a Brahmpuri unit flooding markets with toxic imitations of premium brands, endangering countless gym addicts.
Mohit Tiwari and Mohit Dikshit fell into the trap after a surveillance op based on secret intel. Post-arrest confessions led to a treasure trove of evidence: over 100 kg packaged fakes, raw materials totaling 55 kg, counterfeit holograms, mixers, and jars emblazoned with names like Isopure and Syntha-6.
Filed under BNS and Copyright laws, the case reveals a slick supply chain preying on fitness fervor. Accomplice Anil Biswa, handling logistics, remains at large as teams scour Delhi-NCR for leads.
The racket’s modus operandi—cheap substitutes in flashy packs—could have sparked widespread illnesses, from digestive woes to chronic conditions. This intervention serves as a wake-up call for India’s booming nutraceutical sector, pushing for better oversight and awareness. Police commend public tips and promise relentless pursuit of fraudsters.