Urgent and Important : Inputs for public notice F.No.XVI/13/02/PC/Imp./2021 dated 2 September 2024 issued by Central Bureau of Narcotics

भारत सरकार वित्त मंत्रालय केंद्रीय नारकोटिक्स ब्यूरो 19, द मॉल, मोरार, ग्वावलयर (म.प्र.) – 474006

Government of India Ministry of Finance Central Bureau of Narcotics 19,The Mall, Morar, Gwalior (M.P.) – 474006 (PBX) : (91) 751-2368996; FAX: (91) 751-2368111; E-MAIL: narcommr@cbn.nic.in
F.No.XVI/13/02/PC/Imp./2021 Dated, 02 September,2024 PUBLIC NOTICE Apropos to the zero tolerance towards drugs in the society, it is necessary to regulate the chemicals required for manufacturing of such drugs in line with the principle “No Precursor = NO Drugs”. The precursor chemicals of higher industrial value also bear potential to be misused for manufacturing of substances of abuse.

The Government of India has declared 27 precursor chemicals of Table- I and Table –II of the 1988 Convention of United Nations as Controlled substances under NDPS Act. All these 27 precursor chemicals have been placed under Schedule B & C of RCS Order 2013 issued under NDPS Act, 1985. The export and import of these substances require No Objection Certificates mandatorily from Central Bureau of Narcotics (CBN). Owing to stringent provisions for its availability, the unscrupulous entity make efforts to obtain non-scheduled substances which are relative of these precursor chemicals.
It is matter of concern to the Government with regard to use of said non-scheduled chemicals and its diversion from the legitimate supply chain system.

re relative of these precursor chemicals.
It is matter of concern to the Government with regard to use of said non-scheduled chemicals and its diversion from the legitimate supply chain system. It is essential for the Government to maintain a fine balance between availability of these substances for legitimate use by industries and control to stop abuse of these substances by the traffickers.
The Government considers revising the list as per scheduling of the substance by the INCB based upon the information of its mis-use in manufacturing of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. This has led to calls for the establishment of the International Special Surveillance List (ISSL) of the substitute and “new” chemicals for which substantial information exists of their use in illicit drug manufacture.
Considering the latest trends in the sourcing and use of alternate or substitute chemicals for illicit drug manufacture, there is requirement that all sectors of industry, including manufacturers, importers, exporters, distributors and other traders, such as online traders and platforms, should be involved. Additionally, the efforts are not limited to the chemical industry in the narrow sense but we wish to extend it also to the fine and speciality chemical industry, such as the flavour and fragrance industry.
Being a democratic country, we value the solution of social problem with people’s participation. Therefore, there is requirement of vigour Public Private Partnership for tackling the issue.

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Being a democratic country, we value the solution of social problem with people’s participation. Therefore, there is requirement of vigour Public Private Partnership for tackling the issue. The Voluntary Code of Conduct for responsible and sustainable clean business of chemical is pivotal to thwart the diversion of dual use chemicals for illicit use in manufacturing of drugs.

In order to facilitate the trade and formulation of policy in future, there is proposal for voluntary online submission of monthly simple data in the attached format with regard to the chemical under tentative ISSL on our website www.cbnonline.gov.in. Accordingly, you may like to forward your valuable suggestions and views on departmental email supdt- precursor@cbn.nic.in till 15th September, 2024.

By the Order Narcotics Commissioner

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Limited International Special Surveillance List (ISSL) Sl. No. Chemical name HS Code CAS No.
1. 2-bromopropiophenone 2914.79 2114-00-3 2. P2P methyl glycidic acid, sodium salt 2918.99 5449-12-7 3. P2P methyl glycidic acid, methyl ester 2918.99 80532-66-7 4. P2P methyl glycidic acid, ethyl ester 2918.99 41232-97-7 5. 1-phenyl-2-nitropropene (P2NP, P-2-P nitropropene) 2904.20 705-60-2 6. 3-oxo-2-phenylbutanoic acid 2918.30 4433-88-9 7. EAPA; Ethyl alpha-phenylacetoacetate 2918.30 5413-05-8 8. N-Acetyl-APAA; N-acetyl-3-oxo-2- phenylbutanamide 2925.19 122664-30-4? 9. 3,4-MDP2P methyl glycidic acid, ethyl ester 2932.99 28578-16-7 (stereochemistry not defined) 10. 1-(3,4-methylenedioxyphenyl) 2- nitropropene 2932.99 5438-41-5 11. MDA 2-amido analog; MMDPPA 2932.99 858215-05-1 12. 4-Anilino-1-Boc-piperidine 2933.39 125541-22-2 13. 4-Piperidone and
4-Piperidone monohydrate hydrochloride 2933.39 41661-47-6, and 40064-34-4 – monohydrate hydrochloride 14. 1-Boc-4-Piperidone 2933.39 79099-07-3 15. N-Benzyl-4-piperidone 2933.39 3612-20-2 16. Phenethyl bromide 2903.99 103-63-9 17. Benzyl fentanyl 2933.39 1474-02-8; 5156-58-1 18. Acetanthranil 2934.99 525-76-8 19. Chloroephedrine

2939.79 110925-64-9, 1384199-95-4 20. Chloropseudoephedrine

2939.79 73393-61-0, 771434-80-1 21.

2933.39 1474-02-8; 5156-58-1 18. Acetanthranil 2934.99 525-76-8 19. Chloroephedrine

2939.79 110925-64-9, 1384199-95-4 20. Chloropseudoephedrine

2939.79 73393-61-0, 771434-80-1 21. l-Phenylacetylcarbinol

90-63-1, 1798-60-3 22. N-Boc-4-Piperidone 2933.39 79099-07-03 23. Acetyl norfentanyl 2933.99 22352-82-5 24. Despropionyl 3-methylfentanyl

144480-31-9 25. 3-Methyl benzylfentanyl

79278-40-3 26. Despropionyl-ortho-fluorofentanyl

864422-91-3 27. Despropionyl-meta-fluorofentanyl

416861-38-4 28. Despropionyl-para-fluorofentanyl

122861-41-0 29. Despropionyl ortho-methylfentanyl

28456-18-0 30. 2-Furanyl benzylfentanyl

497240-21-8 31. Acetonitrile 2926.90 75-05-8 32. Ammonia (including aqueous solution) 2814.20 7664-41-7, 1336-21-6 33. Ammonium formate 2915.12 540-69-2

Benzaldehyde 2912.21 100-52-7 35. Benzyl chloride 2903.99 100-44-7 36. Benzyl cyanide 2926.90 140-29-4 37. 1,4-Butanediol 2905.39 110-63-4 38. y-Butyrolactone 2932.99 96-48-0 39. Ethyl phenylacetate 2916.39 101-97-3 40. Formamide 2924.19 75-12-7 41. Formic acid 2915.11 64-18-6 42. Hydriodic acid 2811.19 10034-85-2 43. Hydrobromic acid 2811.19 10035-10-6 44. Hypophosphorous acid 2811.19 6303-21-5 45. Iodine 2801.20 7553-56-2 46. Lithium aluminium hydride 2850.00 16853-85-3 47. Methylamine (monomethylamine) 2921.11 74-89-5 48. 3,4-Methylenedioxyphenyl-2-nitropropene
(3,4-MDP2NP, 3,4-MDP-2-P nitropropene)

5438-41-5 49.

m aluminium hydride 2850.00 16853-85-3 47. Methylamine (monomethylamine) 2921.11 74-89-5 48. 3,4-Methylenedioxyphenyl-2-nitropropene
(3,4-MDP2NP, 3,4-MDP-2-P nitropropene)

5438-41-5 49. N-Methylformamide 2924.19 123-39-7 50. Methyl phenylacetate 2916.39 101-41-7 51. Nitroethane 2933.99 79-24-3 52. Phosphorous (Red) 2804.70 7723-14-0 53. Propiophenone (1-phenyl-1-propanone) 2914.39 93-55-0 54. Tartaric acid 2918.12 87-69-4, 526-83-0 55. Thionyl chloride 2812.90 7719-09-7 56. o-Toluidine 2921.43 95-53-4 57. Mercuric chloride 2852.10 7487-94-7 58. Palladium (in all forms) 3815.12 7440-05-3 59. Palladium chloride 2843.90 7647-10-1 60. Platinum oxide 2843.90 1314-15-4 61. Raney nickel 3815.11 7440-02-0 62. Aniline 2921.41 62-53-3 63. Propionic anhydride 2915.50 123-62-6 64. Propionyl chloride 2915.90 79-03-8 65. Sodium borohydride 2850.00 16940-66-2 66. Acetic acid (glacial) 2915.21 64-19-7 67. Acetyl chloride 2915.90 75-36-5 68. Ammonium chloride 2827.10 12125-02-9 69 Calcium carbonate 2836.50 471-34-1 70. Calcium chloride 2827.20 10043-52-4 71. Calcium hydroxide 2825.90 1305-62-0 72. Calcium oxide 2825.90 1305-78-8 73. Manganese dioxide 2820.10 1313-13-9 74. Sodium carbonate 2836.20 497-19-8 75. Sodium hydroxide 2815.11 1310-73-2 76. Sodium hypochlorite 2828.90 7681-52-9, 10022-70-5 77. Sodium metabisulfite 2832.10 7681-57-4 78. Benzene 2902.20 71-43-2 79. Ethyl acetate 2915.31 141-78-6 80. Methyl isobutyl ketone 2914.13 108-10-1 81.

28.90 7681-52-9, 10022-70-5 77. Sodium metabisulfite 2832.10 7681-57-4 78. Benzene 2902.20 71-43-2 79. Ethyl acetate 2915.31 141-78-6 80. Methyl isobutyl ketone 2914.13 108-10-1 81. n-Propylacetate 2905.12 109-60-4