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`Bootleggers' held

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: Two persons allegedly engaged in supply of illicit country-made liquor were arrested at Kamla Market here on Thursay by the Special Staff of the Central Delhi police. The police claim to have recovered 15 cartoons of country-made liquor from them.

A police team on patrol on Thursday morning stopped a car for a routine check. A search allegedly led to the recovery of 15 cartoons containing country-made liquors.

Subsequently the two persons travelling in the car were arrested. They were identified as Sunny, a resident of Raghubir Nagar, and Ambika Prasad, a resident of Vasant Kunj. During interrogation, they purportedly disclosed that they procured the consignments from Haryana.

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