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Home / Haryana / 1212 Bottles Of Illegal Liquor Seized In Sirsa

1,212 bottles of illegal liquor seized in Sirsa

Case has been registered against accused under the Excise Act at Sadar police station
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Sirsa, Updated At : 11:40 PM Sep 12, 2024 IST

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The police have seized 1,212 bottles of illegal liquor from a pick-up truck ahead of the elections in Sirsa. District police chief Vikrant Bhushan reported that the driver, identified as Pawan Kumar from Sadulpur village in Hisar, has been arrested. A case has been registered against him under the Excise Act at the Sadar police station in Sirsa, and an investigation is underway.

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The arrested accused will be presented in a Sirsa court to secure remand. During the remand period, the police will gather information about other individuals involved in liquor smuggling and take further legal action. A police team from the CIA-Sirsa was patrolling when it noticed a pickup truck at Bhambhoor village.

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During the search of the vehicle, 1,212 bottles of English liquor were seized.

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