Archive · 15 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Busts Counterfeit Racket Selling Fake Louis Vuitton Goods
The Delhi Police found a group selling fake Louis Vuitton clothes and perfumes.
They caught a man named Harshit and found about 200 fake items.
These items were made with fake Louis Vuitton labels and sold as the real thing, which made the brand lose money.
The police are now looking for the main person behind the scam, Pankaj Manchanda, who is out of the country.
The police have filed a case and are investigating further to catch more people involved.
Delhi Police busted a counterfeit racket selling fake Louis Vuitton goods.
Harshit, 29, was apprehended and found with counterfeit products.
Around 200 counterfeit items, including shorts, t-shirts, belts, and perfumes were seized.
Pankaj Manchanda, alleged mastermind, is out of the country.
A case has been registered at Maurya Enclave police station.
- Who
- Delhi Police apprehended Harshit and are searching for Pankaj Manchanda.
- What
- Delhi Police busted a counterfeit racket selling fake Louis Vuitton merchandise.
- When
- The arrest happened on Sunday.
- Where
- The raid took place in Delhi's Pitampura area.
- Why
- To sell counterfeit products as genuine items, causing financial losses to the brand.
Counterfeiters
Luxury Brands
Profit vs. Brand Protection
Counterfeiters
Engaged in illegal activity by manufacturing and selling counterfeit goods for financial gain.
Luxury Brands
Brands seek to protect their intellectual property and prevent consumer deception.
- Suspect Apprehended
- Harshit
- Items Recovered
- 200 pieces of counterfeit shorts, t-shirts, belts, and perfumes
- Brand Targeted
- Louis Vuitton
- Location of Raid
- Pitampura, Delhi
- Alleged Mastermind
- Pankaj Manchanda
