Police: Police identify two other people involved in the L3 case | Pune News

Pune: The Shivajinagar police investigating the illegal party case at Liquid Leisure Lounge (L3) on Fergusson College Road said they have identified two more persons involved in supplying drugs to the party. The police were questioning the three arrested accused about their source of drugs. which they provided to the illegal party last Sunday. The Nigerian national arrested in the case told police he did not stay in the city, but police suspect he was not telling the truth. “We have decided to pursue charges under the Passport Act. in this case since the Nigerian national does not have a passport and is staying in the city illegally. He claimed that he came to India a few years ago on a conference visa, but we are verifying his statement,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone I) Sandeep Singh Gill. During their interrogation, the trio gave more information to the police. “We have obtained details on two other suspects and our teams are tracking their movements. We hope to catch them soon,” he said.

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