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Hyderabad: Fake grocery racket busted by Nallakunta police

The duo sold fake Red Label tea powder, Chakra Gold tea powder, Parachute oil and Lizol among other popular household brand products.

Hyderabad: The east zone commissioners task force along with the Nallakunta police arrested two people for operating a fake grocery selling racket and seized items worth Rs 6.74 lakhs.

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The two accused, Ghewar Ram and Arjun Ram bought fake grocery items from Rajasthan and sold them to retailers at a profit. The duo sold fake Red Label tea powder, Chakra Gold tea powder, Parachute oil and Lizol among other popular household brand products.

Ghewar Ram, a native of Rajasthan, migrated to Hyderabad in 2017. He worked as a daily labourer in a provision store at Goshamahal. When he was beginning to feel like his earnings were not sufficient, he met an auto driver named Arjun Ram, also from Rajasthan.

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Together, they bought duplicate provision items from Saldaram of Ahmadabad, Gujarat and sold the same duplicate items to stores in various districts of Telangana.

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Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the accused’s house in Nallakunta and arrested them.

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This post was last modified on September 7, 2022 1:25 pm

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