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Crime
Police Raid Uncovers Fake Milk Operation in Mandasor, Seizes 10 Litre of Illicit Product
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 12:36 PM
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Madhya Pradesh police raided a house in Dungarkhedi village, seizing 10 litres of suspected fake milk along with urea, palm oil, vegetable oil and dairy equipment. Two brothers who ran the operation fled before arrest.
Police in Madhya Pradesh carried out a raid on a residential property in Dungarkhedi village of Mandasor district on Tuesday. Officers seized 10 litres of suspicious milk that was allegedly produced illegally, along with urea fertilizer, palm oil, vegetable oil and a range of dairy‑making equipment.
The seized items were found in a storage area of the house, suggesting that the operation was run from a private premises rather than a licensed dairy.
According to the police, the fake‑milk scheme was managed by two brothers who had been identified as the main culprits. Both fled the scene before law enforcement could arrest them, and a manhunt is now underway.
The authorities have announced that the seized milk will be tested for safety and that further investigations will focus on uncovering the supply chain and any other accomplices involved in the illicit venture.
The seized items were found in a storage area of the house, suggesting that the operation was run from a private premises rather than a licensed dairy.
According to the police, the fake‑milk scheme was managed by two brothers who had been identified as the main culprits. Both fled the scene before law enforcement could arrest them, and a manhunt is now underway.
The authorities have announced that the seized milk will be tested for safety and that further investigations will focus on uncovering the supply chain and any other accomplices involved in the illicit venture.