Fake salt firm unearthed

Our CorrespondentGurugram, April 20 The Chief Minister’s flying squad busted a fake salt factory in Palwal today. Forty three sacks of ready fake salt, salt wrappers of Tata salt, equipment and machines were seized from the place. The accused, meanwhile,...

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Apr 21, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent
Gurugram, April 20

The Chief Minister’s flying squad busted a fake salt factory in Palwal today.

Forty three sacks of ready fake salt, salt wrappers of Tata salt, equipment and machines were seized from the place.

The accused, meanwhile, managed to flee from the spot.

An FIR was registered at the City police station, Palwal, in this regard.

According to the complaint filed by Pankaj Gupta, director of Greves Protection Private Limited, the fake company was being run near Teejo wala mandir.

Following the complaint, a raid was conducted at the company in which 43 sacks of fake salt and salt wrappers were seized.

An FIR was registered against the company operator Sandeep Bhati.

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