A shopkeeper in Pune, India, is in trouble for selling fake engine oil that's worth a lot of money, about Rs 1.50 lakh. This was found out when some people from a big company checked the shop during a regular inspection. They discovered that the shopkeeper was putting fake engine oil in bottles that looked like the real brand, which could be dangerous for cars and their owners.
The company workers noticed something was wrong with the oil bottles when they looked closely at them. After they confirmed that the products were fake, police officers went to the shop to collect evidence that proved the shopkeeper was doing something illegal.
The police have opened a case against the shopkeeper because copying another company's brand and packaging is against the law. This is important because selling fake engine oil can hurt car engines and cost money for repairs for people who don't know they're buying fake products.
Because of this situation, the local government is going to check more shops that sell car products to make sure they're real. They want to help keep people safe and make sure they buy good products.
Officials are telling everyone to buy car products only from trusted stores and to tell someone if they see anything suspicious. This way, they can help stop fake products from being sold.
