Delhi Police has busted a counterfeit mobile phone accessories manufacturing and packaging racket operating from central and west Delhi and arrested two accused, officials said on Sunday.
The accused were allegedly involved in packaging and selling fake mobile phone-related products in the market under the names of reputed companies, police said.
“A unit of the Crime Branch on Saturday conducted a major search-and-seizure operation at multiple locations in Delhi,” an officer said.
During the raids, two godowns located in the Regharpura area of Karol Bagh, where counterfeit products were allegedly being packaged and branded, were sealed, the officer said.
The police also sealed a factory in Moti Nagar where packaging boxes for the fake products were allegedly being manufactured.
During the operation, police found one printing press and three storage units where counterfeit goods were being packed using machines and sold in the market. A huge quantity of fake products and packaging material was recovered during the raids, he said.
Eight machines allegedly used in the manufacturing and packaging process were also seized. Further investigation is underway
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