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Four held for selling fake mineral water

NEW DELHI: Four vendors were nabbed at New Delhi railway station on Friday for allegedly selling unbranded mineral water.

They were caught as part of Northern Railway’s drive to crack down on touting activities in and around railway stations in the Capital.

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