7. Adulteration in medicine and sale of adulterated medicine:
(1) If any  person, with an intention of getting any medicine sold or used as of pure
medicine, adulterates in a manner to make the medicine non-effective or
less effective or change it or make it injurious or with a knowledge that
there is a possibility of such sale or use or sells or attempts to sell such
medicine with a knowledge that such medicine is adulterated or its date is
expired, or keeps it for sale or gives it to anyone for treatment or causes any
one, who does not have information on adulteration, to consume such
medicine, such person shall be punished as follows:
(a) With life imprisonment or imprisonment for a term not
exceeding Ten years and with a fine, in the event of
the existence of a possibility of causing threat to the
human body,
(b) With imprisonment for a term not exceeding Ten years
or a fine in the event of the lessening of, or deprivation
of, or the possibility of deprivation of, the strength of
any organ of the body, and
(c) With imprisonment for a term not exceeding Five
years or a fine or with both, in other cases.
(2) In the event of selling any other thing by misleading it to be a
medicine, one shall be liable to the punishment as if the offense referred to
in Sub-section (1) were committed.