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EAGLE Force raids Nampally smoke shop, three arrested over banned vapes

Deccan Age · Hyderabad · 2 min read
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EAGLE Force raids a Nampally smoke shop over alleged banned e-cigarette sales, arresting three people and seizing devices, cash and payment scanners.

EAGLE Force raided a smoke shop near Nilofer Hospital in Nampally on Wednesday over the alleged sale of banned e-cigarettes, arresting three people and seizing six devices, ₹1.05 lakh in cash, four mobile phones and four payment scanners.

The arrested men, the shop manager and two workers, all residents of Nampally, were picked up by a team led by Sub-Inspector Venkatesh acting on credible information, officials said.

Investigators are examining the shop's ownership and a suspected phone-based ordering system, with the manager reportedly telling police that three to four e-cigarettes were sold each day.

Originally reported by Indian Economic Observer. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.
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