Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Pakistani Soaps Found in Vikarabad as Police Investigate Their Supply
Police found soaps and face creams labeled “Made in Pakistan” at a shop in Vikarabad.
The shop was called Sonu Ladies Emporium.
The products included soaps sold as “Gori” whitening soaps.
Police officers raided the shop and took the products away.
Sub-inspector Meenakshi said the sale of banned or unauthorised goods is an offense.
The shop manager reportedly said the products had been bought at Begum Bazar.
Police are investigating how they got to the shop.
A video of the sub-inspector speaking outside the shop was shared widely on social media.
Police found Pakistani soaps and face creams for sale at Sonu Ladies Emporium in Vikarabad.
The seized items included “Gori” whitening soaps and products labeled “Made in Pakistan.”
A team acting on Inspector Raghu Kumar’s orders raided the shop.
Sub-inspector Meenakshi said the products were seized and legal action would follow.
The shop manager reportedly said the products were bought at Begum Bazar; police are investigating how they reached the shop.
- Who
- Vikarabad police, including Sub-inspector Meenakshi, and Sonu Ladies Emporium.
- What
- Police seized Pakistani-labeled soaps and face creams and are investigating how they reached the shop.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the raid occurred.
- Where
- Sonu Ladies Emporium in the Vikarabad area; the manager reportedly said the products were bought at Begum Bazar.
- Why
- Police acted on information that banned products were being sold.
- Shop
- Sonu Ladies Emporium
- Area
- Vikarabad
- Products seized
- Soaps and face creams labeled “Made in Pakistan”
- Named product
- “Gori” whitening soaps
- Police team
- Sub-inspector Meenakshi and constables Bharat and Kavitha
- Investigation
- Police are looking into how the products reached the shop.
- Manager’s account
- The manager reportedly said the products were purchased at Begum Bazar.