Day after liquor haul in Ambala, 2 booked

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Updated At : 02:47 PM Jan 09, 2022 IST

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Ambala, January 8

Two persons have been booked in connection with the stock of liquor of different Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) brands of the 1998 batch recovered from a closed godown at Kuldeep Nagar in Ambala Cantonment.

The case has been registered against the godown owner/caretaker, Gourav Gupta, and liquor contractor Vicky Saini at the Parao police station under Sections 120-B of the IPC and Section 61 of the Excise Act.

Ambala anti-narcotics cell in-charge Hamir Singh said, “The duo has been booked for keeping stock without permission. The contractor claimed that he had handed over the stock to the Excise Department, but couldn’t furnish any document in this context. His claims are being verified and further investigation is on.” — TNS

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