Mumbai, March 10: The Kandivali police arrested two individuals for allegedly selling e-cigarettes and foreign-made cigarettes. The police seized 292 cigarettes worth Rs 1.16 lakh.
Minors found smoking during patrol
According to the police, on March 2, Srikant Magar, PSI of the Anti-Terrorism Squad, and his team were patrolling in the Iraniwadi area of Kandivali West.
During the patrol, the police noticed that some minors were smoking e-cigarettes. When the police questioned them, they said they were Class 11 students and had purchased the cigarettes from a friend.
Police trace source and conduct raid
The police then questioned the friend, during which Rohit Upadhyay’s name was revealed. Upadhyay is a resident of Kandivali West. The police raided his residence and discovered 131 e-cigarettes and e-liquid bottles worth Rs 78,500, which were seized.
During interrogation, Rohit revealed the name of his associate, Pramod Agrawal. Subsequently, the police raided Agrawal’s residence and found 161 e-cigarettes and foreign-made cigarettes worth Rs 38,280, which were also seized.
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