Mumbai Police Crack Down on E-Cigarette Trafficking

Mumbai police conducted raids at a shop and residence, seizing 1,000 e-cigarettes worth Rs 30 lakh. E-cigarettes are banned in India. The bust followed specific information, resulting in a case against the accused. A total of 200 units were found at the shop and 800 at the residence.

In a significant crackdown, Mumbai police raided a shop and residential premises, seizing 1,000 e-cigarettes valued at Rs 30 lakh, officials reported.

E-cigarettes, illegal in India, were recovered from locations in the Agripada area of south Mumbai following a targeted operation by the crime branch personnel.

A total of 200 e-cigarettes were found at the shop, and a further 800 at a residence, leading to charges against the accused under relevant legal sections.

(With inputs from agencies.)