An FIR has been registered over the reported theft of cancer injections from the Delhi State Cancer Institute in Delhi, Shahdara DCP Rajendra Pal Meena said. The investigation is continuing, and no arrests have been made so far.
The complaint falls under the jurisdiction of GTB Nagar police station. Police are examining the circumstances surrounding the reported theft, while the concerned department is expected to establish the exact cost of the injections.
What police have confirmed
The approximate market price of the stolen cancer injections was stated to be Rs. 30,000–40,000. The final value remains subject to confirmation by the department.
DCP Meena said the matter had been formally recorded through an FIR. He also said the investigation remained underway and that no arrest had been made at this stage.
The available information does not state how many injections were stolen or identify any suspect. It also does not provide details about when the theft was discovered or how the injections were removed from the institute.
Investigation status
The case remains at the investigation stage. Police have received the complaint and registered the FIR, but the available information does not report an arrest or a confirmed suspect.
The next verified development will depend on the ongoing inquiry and the department's confirmation of the injections' exact cost.
Conclusion
Police are investigating the reported theft of cancer injections from the Delhi State Cancer Institute after an FIR was registered at GTB Nagar police station. No arrests have been made, and the exact cost is yet to be confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What was reported stolen?
Cancer injections were reportedly stolen from the Delhi State Cancer Institute.
Q. Where was the complaint registered?
The complaint falls under the jurisdiction of GTB Nagar police station.
Q. Has an FIR been filed?
Yes. Police have registered an FIR in the matter.
Q. What is the approximate market price?
The approximate market price was stated as Rs. 30,000–40,000.
Q. Has the exact cost been confirmed?
No. The department is expected to confirm the exact cost.
Q. Have any arrests been made?
No arrests have been made so far.
Q. Is the investigation complete?
No. The investigation is ongoing.
