Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Delhi Police Arrests Three, Recovers 112 Rolls of Banned Manjha
In Delhi, police caught three people with a lot of Chinese manjha, which is a type of string used for flying kites but is against the law.
The police found a total of 112 rolls of this string.
One shop owner and two others were caught.
The arrests happened in different places, including a shop and a park.
The police are now trying to find out where the string came from and more information about how it was being sold.
The police have charged them with breaking the rules.
Delhi Police arrested three men for possessing banned Chinese manjha.
Police recovered a total of 112 rolls of the banned manjha.
The arrests were made in Uttam Nagar and Trilokpuri areas of Delhi.
The banned manjha was recovered from a stationary shop and from individuals.
Cases have been registered under relevant sections of the law.
- Who
- Yogesh, Harsh, and Rajiv were arrested by Delhi Police.
- What
- Delhi Police arrested three men and recovered 112 rolls of banned Chinese manjha.
- When
- Ahead of Independence Day celebrations.
- Where
- Delhi, specifically Uttam Nagar and Trilokpuri.
- Why
- The manjha is banned, and possession is illegal.
- Total Manjha Recovered
- 112 rolls
- Arrest Locations
- Uttam Nagar, Trilokpuri, Delhi
- Charges
- Disobedience to order and violation of Environment Protection Act
- Banned Material
- Chinese manjha
- Shop Owner
- Yogesh
- Origin of Manjha
- Procured from Raman (Harsh)