Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Mumbai Police Raid Chembur Shop, Seize Fake Printer Cartridges Worth ₹83 Lakh
The police in Mumbai found a shop selling fake printer supplies.
They raided the shop in Chembur and found lots of fake ink cartridges and other materials, worth over 83 lakhs.
The shop owner, Narayan Karman Vaviya, admitted he was selling the fake goods.
The items were made to look like they were from big brands like HP, Epson, and Canon.
The police also took a truck used to move the fake products.
Now, the police are investigating the case.
Mumbai Police seized counterfeit printer cartridges and materials worth over ₹83 lakh.
The raid occurred at a shop in Chembur on August 12th.
The shop was rented by Narayan Karman Vaviya, who admitted to selling fake products.
Counterfeit goods included printer inks, refill toners, and packaging of major brands.
A tempo used for transport was also seized during the operation.
- Who
- Mumbai Police and Narayan Karman Vaviya
- What
- Mumbai Police seized counterfeit printer cartridges and materials.
- When
- August 12, during the raid
- Where
- Chembur, Mumbai
- Why
- The shop was selling fake printer cartridges and accessories.
- Location
- Chembur, Mumbai
- Date of Raid
- August 12
- Total Value of Seized Goods
- ₹83.83 lakh
- Counterfeit Goods
- Printer Cartridges and Accessories
- Brands Impersonated
- HP, Epson, Canon
- Shop Owner
- Bhimraj Eknath Ramraje
- Renter/Suspect
- Narayan Karman Vaviya
- Case Filed Under
- Copyright Act
