Rajkot man arrested for not paying dues of apple traders

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Shimla, January 5

The Shimla police have arrested Imran Bhai Solanki, a resident of Rajkot, from his native place in a case related to non-payment of dues to apple traders of the state.

Solanki had to pay Rs 35 lakh to OXD Traders India Pvt. Ltd. for the supply of 2,724 apple cartons. He had also to pay three more trading firms, namely Shri Krishna Fruit Agency, Karol Agro Traders and Krishna Trading Company between Rs 1.7 lakh and Rs 4.4 lakh.—TNS

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