However, their trick backfired this time as the red beacon on their vehicle aroused the suspicion of the police as its use has been banned by the central government since May 1.
"This morning, police received information about an Innova Car bearing a red beacon and a white Swift Car bearing a temporary number coming to Nand Nagri," said Ajit Kumar Singla, Deputy Commissioner of Police (northeast).
A team under the supervision of Subodh Kumar Goswami, assistant commissioner of police, Nand Nagri caught three accused Rahul Chauhan (24), Sanjay Sharma (30) and Sadiq Ali (22).
During interrogation, the accused revealed that they receive liquor consignments from Haryana and sell it to petty bootleggers in border areas of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
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