The Ambala police have registered a case against an unknown person after 3,439 boxes of Indian made foreign liquor were recovered from two parked trucks near a godown in Mohra village on Delhi-Amritsar National Highway late last night. - File photo
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Ambala, October 30
The Ambala police have registered a case against an unknown person after 3,439 boxes of Indian made foreign liquor were recovered from two parked trucks near a godown in Mohra village on Delhi-Amritsar National Highway late last night.
The recovery was made during a joint raid by a team of Ambala and Mohali police.
As per the information, the Mohali police had reached Ambala in connection with a case registered under the Excise Act in Punjab.
After the raid, the Mohali police team took both the trucks to Punjab.
A case was registered on the complaint of a Sub-Inspector under Section 420 of the IPC and Sector 61 of the Excise Act at the Parao police station.
SHO Parao police station Devender Singh said: “A case has been registered against an unknown person for dumping the liquor stocks here. The matter is under investigation.”
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