Navneet Kalra brought to Khan Chacha for questioning

New Delhi, May 18 A day after a city court sent businessman Navneet Kalra to three days police custody in connection with alleged black marketing of oxygen concentrators amid a brutal second wave of the pandemic, the Delhi Police’s Crime...

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Updated At : 08:19 PM May 18, 2021 IST

New Delhi, May 18

A day after a city court sent businessman Navneet Kalra to three days police custody in connection with alleged black marketing of oxygen concentrators amid a brutal second wave of the pandemic, the Delhi Police’s Crime Branch brought him to his Khan Chacha restaurant for questioning.

It was from the Khan Chacha restaurant where Delhi Police had seized 96 oxygen concentrators on May 7.

According to police sources, the police will question him about the hoarding of oxygen concentrators at his Khan Chacha, and Town Hall restaurants in Khan market and Nega & Ju restaurant and bar in Lodhi garden’s central market.

Kalra was arrested by a Delhi Police team on Sunday evening from a farmhouse in Haryana’s Gurugram — 11 days after police recovered over 500 oxygen concentrators.

–IANS

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