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Remdesivir Black Marketing: Driver of wife of minister Tulsi Silavat in custody in Indore

Remdesivir Black Marketing: Driver of wife of minister Tulsi Silavat in custody in Indore

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Indore (AboutGyan Representative), Remdesivir Black Marketing in Indore. Govind Rajput, the driver of the wife of Minister Tulsiram Silavat, has been caught by the constable Praveen Singh in Vijayanagar police station. According to SP (East) Ashutosh Bagri, during the custodial interrogation, Govind described Dr. Purnima Gadaria’s driver Punit Agarwal as the main accused and said that a positive report was found in anti-rapid test sometime back. This made him nervous and approached Puneet and bought two injections for seven thousand rupees. A few days later, the RTPCR test was conducted and the report came back negative. He contacted Puneet and returned both the injections as well.

According to the SP, recording of the entire conversation has also been found. Puneet is said to have injected a young man named Bunty. According to the SP, Puneet had named Govind’s name for the purpose of misleading and complicating the case. Police is now searching for Bunty.

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