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Rohtak: Rajasthan man arrested for smuggling liquor

900 boxes of liquor containing 6,240 bottles and 18,240 quarters were seized from a truck parked at a local dhaba
Tribune News Service
Rohtak, Updated At : 11:14 AM May 23, 2025 IST
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The police have arrested Rahul of Rajasthan in connection with a case of liquor smuggling.

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CIA-2 staff in-charge Sub Inspector Satish Kumar said 900 boxes of liquor containing 6,240 bottles and 18,240 quarters were seized from a truck parked at a local dhaba on February 22.

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“The liquor boxes were hidden under cattle fodder. The truck driver was arrested and a case registered. Now, Rahul has been arrested in connection with the case,” he said.

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