Two suspects sent to 3-day police remand

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Aug 01, 2021 IST

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Mohali, July 31

The police today raided Kanika Milk dairy at Kalayat village in Kaithal that was involved in supplying seven quintals of spurious cheese to various shops in Mohali.

The two suspects – Ankush and tempo driver Pardeep Kumar – were produced in a court, which sent them to three-day police remand.

Balongi SHO Rajpal Singh said: “Three partners – Sahil, Sanjeev Kumar and Ram Mehar, all residents of Kaithal, – have been named in the FIR. Ankush, brother of dairy owner Sahil, has been sent to police remand. He transported cheese to the tricity. The vehicle registered in the name of Sahil has been seized. Samples have been taken and sent to a laboratory. The seized cheese has been kept in a deep freezer till the report of samples is received.”

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