Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Illegal e-cigarette racket busted in Delhi
The Delhi Police found and stopped a group that was illegally selling e-cigarettes.
They caught a man named Aman Ansari who was working for this group.
He was carrying six e-cigarettes and told the police that he was paid a lot of money to store and sell these e-cigarettes.
The e-cigarettes were being sold for a high price.
The police also found a place where these e-cigarettes were being stored.
This is important because e-cigarettes are not allowed to be sold in Delhi.
Delhi Police busted an illegal e-cigarette trafficking racket in southeast Delhi.
Aman Ansari, a 31-year-old, was arrested with six e-cigarettes in his possession.
Ansari allegedly worked as a distributor for a larger syndicate, earning Rs 25,000-30,000 monthly.
E-cigarettes were sold at prices ranging from Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000 per unit.
Police discovered a godown used for storing the illegal e-cigarettes.
- Who
- Aman Ansari, a 31-year-old distributor for an e-cigarette trafficking syndicate
- What
- Busting of an illegal e-cigarette trafficking racket
- When
- January 6
- Where
- Southeast Delhi
- Why
- To curb the illegal sale and distribution of prohibited electronic nicotine delivery systems
- Suspect Name
- Aman Ansari
- Age
- 31
- Date of Arrest
- January 6
- E-cigarettes Recovered
- 6
- Monthly Salary Range
- Rs 25,000 - Rs 30,000
- E-cigarette Price Range
- Rs 3,000 - Rs 4,000 per unit