Ozempic 'scam': Delhi court denies bail to Vicky Ramancha in $18.8M international fake drug racket
Additional sessions judge Saurabh Partap Singh Laler observed that the scale of the alleged fraud and the serious health risks posed by exporting spurious pharmaceuticals to the US made it inappropriate to grant anticipatory bail.
In the order issued on Aug 11, the court said the allegations indicated "a sophisticated transnational fraud operation".
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