- More liquor was found in many places, the group filed a complaint with the police, many people were arrested.
Journalist of Janvani
Sardhana: The city has become a den of fraud. On Wednesday, a team of D-Cor Company along with the police entered the area. During this time, the group also found many D-Cor company sites in many places. Also, the police have arrested many people. At the same time, the group’s attack caused panic among the paper workers. Most of the merchants closed their stores and fled. A complaint has been lodged with the police on behalf of the company.
At Sardhana, the production of fake paper of various popular colors like Bombay Dyeing and D-Cor is being done on a large scale. There are paper bins in many places in the city. On Wednesday, D-Core Company arrived in the city to destroy it. The group together with the police set out to search the city. Meanwhile, the group attacked Aaqib’s Asif Textile in Dharmpura. Where the group also found many half-baked blankets in the name of D-Cor. Apart from this, the adhesives and coatings of the company were obtained. The police have arrested many people from here.
Apart from this, the group occupied two places on Tehsil Road. The team also caught many from here. The group took all the goods. At the same time, the attack caused panic among paper vendors. Most of the merchants closed their stores and fled. The team of the company included Ajay Kumar, Deep Singh, Devendra Pratap, Piyush Srivastava. A complaint has been lodged with the police by a representative of the company. Inspector Pratap Singh says further action will be taken after registering a report on the basis of the complaint.
Bombay dyed goods were also found
During the raid, the team also found fake bedclothes in the name of Bombay Dyeing Company in all the premises. Again a number of coatings and adhesives in the name of the company were found. However, the team did not capture the goods. Because there was no one from Bombay Dyeing side.
Delivery is taking place nationwide
Fake beds are being prepared on a large scale in the city. From here, blankets are being supplied to all states including Subhashnagar in Meerut, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Sikkim, Manipur. This was revealed from a bill book obtained by the group during the incident.
The story of the theft at the factory has been revealed
Meerut: On Wednesday night, the police disclosed the theft that took place on Monday night in the tennis ball factory located on TP Nagar Bhola road. Police arrested four people and recovered the stolen property. Today all the accused will be brought to court. Lakhpat Sharma, a retired UP Police officer, has set up a tennis ball factory on Bhola Road. Thieves ransacked the closed factory on Monday night.
The thieves took five football dies, two bags full of prepared balls, a fuel cylinder and many other items. When the matter came to light the next morning, the retired sub-inspector filed a report and the police began investigating the allegations that the retired sub-inspector suspected a neighbor. He informed the police about him, after which the police began to look for him. When Bhumika came out, the police arrested her. During the intense interrogation, the truth of the robbery was revealed.
The accused said that he took two boys, Manish and Gaurav for robbery and stole at night. He went to Madhavapuram to sell the finished football, but the deal did not materialise. Later, he sold this tennis ball to a person named Vikas, a resident of Pallavapuram. The police attacked the two youths and found five dead for making balls from them and two bags of tennis balls ready for Vikas. Inspector Subodh Saxena says the police are busy recovering. The full story will be revealed on Thursday.