Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Delhi Police Seizes Illegal Urea Storage in Narela
Police found a large stash of urea, a fertilizer, stored illegally in Delhi.
Someone called the police to report it.
The police raided the godown and found many bags of urea.
The owner of the godown didn't have permission to store or sell it.
The police took samples and are investigating.
They filed a report to look into it.
Police also checked fertilizer sellers in a nearby city, issuing notices to some for breaking rules.
Delhi Police raided a godown in Narela, seizing illegal urea.
The raid followed a tip about illegal urea storage.
1,060 bags of agriculture-grade and 478 bags of technical-grade urea were seized.
Godown owner Atul Bansal allegedly lacked a valid license.
An FIR has been filed under the Essential Commodities Act.
- Who
- Delhi Police.
- What
- Delhi police seized illegally stored urea.
- When
- The raid happened on Saturday, following a Friday PCR call.
- Where
- Narela, Delhi.
- Why
- Due to illegal storage and lack of proper license.
- Location
- Narela, Delhi
- Seized Items
- 1,060 bags agriculture-grade urea, 478 bags technical-grade urea
- Godown Owner
- Atul Bansal
- Legal Action
- FIR filed under Essential Commodities Act
- Related Action
- Raids and notices issued in Noida for violating regulations.