Kalra held in oxygen concentrator case

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New Delhi: The Delhi Police have arrested Navneet Kalra, owner of Delhi’s Khan Chacha restaurant, who was on the run in a case of alleged black-marketing of oxygen concentrators in the Capital. — TNS

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