FIA Seals Fake Veterinary Medicine Factory in Lahore Crackdown on Counterfeit Operations

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has taken action against a Suspected fake Veterinary Medicine Manufacturing facility in Lahore. Following the Arrest of an individual associated with the Operation FIA officials Conducted a raid on the main office Located in Iqbal Town. The Facility was allegedly involved in the Production of Counterfeit Veterinary Medicines with Officials Discovering a Significant Quantity of Prohibited Chemicals during the Operation. The FIA Seized Crucial Records including Forged Documents as Part of the investigation.

According to the FIA Spokesperson the arrested individual Provided information Leading to the Raid on the main Office. It is Believed that the Suspects had Established a Network of Dealers across the Province, Engaging in the Production and Distribution of Fake Veterinary Medicines through Fraudulent Companies.

The action taken by the FIA Highlights the ongoing Efforts to Combat the Production and Circulation of Counterfeit Medicines Particularly in the Veterinary Sector. Counterfeit Veterinary Drugs Pose Significant Risks to Animal Health Potentially leading to ineffective Treatment, the Spread of Diseases and Financial Losses for Farmers and Livestock Owners.

Authorities Continue to Emphasize the importance of Cracking down on Such illegal Operations to Safeguard the integrity of Pharmaceutical Products and Protect the well-being of Animals. The investigation and Subsequent Sealing of the Fake Veterinary Medicine Factory Underscore the Commitment to Maintaining the Quality and Safety Standards of Medicines in Pakistan.

This Development Serves as a Reminder of the Collaborative efforts needed between Law Enforcement Agencies, Regulatory Bodies and the Pharmaceutical industry to Ensure the Eradication of Counterfeit drugs and the Promotion of Public Health in the Country.

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The FIA’s Crackdown on the Fake Veterinary Medicine factory in Lahore underscores the Government’s Commitment to ensuring the Safety of animal Health and Maintaining the integrity of the Pharmaceutical Sector.


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The Significant Quantity of Prohibited Chemicals Discovered in the Company’s Office Raises Concerns about the Potential Risks Posed to Animals and the Credibility of the Veterinary Medicine Market. The Decisive action taken by the FIA including the arrest of Suspects and Confiscation of Crucial Records is a Testament to the Authorities’ Dedication to Eradicating Fraudulent Activities in the Production and Distribution of Veterinary Medicines.