Gurugram, Dec. 24 -- A 41-year-old man was arrested on Sunday in connection with the recovery of illegal foreign liquor worth crores, police said. The accused, identified as, Sugreev Kumar, a resident of Nadhodi village in Fatehabad district, a 50% stakeholder in an L-2/L-14A wine shop in Signature Tower (ZGRE-14), was arrested at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport upon his return from Bali, Indonesia, where he had fled on December 11 to evade arrest, police said. The arrest follows a December 9 raid by the excise department, which, acting on a tip-off, seized 3,921 cartons and 176 bottles of imported liquor lacking mandatory holograms and track-and-trace strips from the shop, they added. The stock was stored without payment of VAT or excise duty. Based on a complaint and inventory from the excise department, Sector 40 police registered a case under the Punjab Excise Act, 1914 (Haryana amended), and sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for cheating, with links to wider smuggling from Delhi and Rajasthan. A special investigation team was formed, officers said. Police investigation revealed Kumar had allegedly arranged the supply of illegal liquor through intermediaries to earn hefty profits by bypassing taxes. Kumar has a prior 2011 excise-related cases filed against him. Advocate Rajeev Yadav, who had been writing to excise authorities about violations, said, "The seizure of 40,000 bottles is not an isolated incident." The total arrests in the case has now reached five, with Kumar's arrest....