India, Aug. 11 -- The Mumbai police crime branch has busted a milk adulteration racket and arrested four people, including the main accused who allegedly printed logos of Amul and Gokul, two well-known milk brands, on empty pouches and sold these to distributors for Rs.2.5 each. Distributors would then fill the empty pouches with adulterated milk and sell these to customers, police officers familiar with the matter told Hindustan Times.

Acting on a tip-off, the crime branch raided a location in Dahisar earlier this week and found a milk distributor adulterating milk by adding a litre of water to one litre of milk and filling the contents into pouches printed by the main accused.

"The accused drained genuine milk pouches by making a smal...