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Yamuanagar police seize 1,200 boxes of booze

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:57 PM May 10, 2020 IST

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Yamuanagar, May 9

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A team of the CIA-II of the Yamunanagar police seized 1,200 boxes of country-made liquor, which was allegedly being unloaded from a truck in a godown illegally in Yamunanagar on Saturday.

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Chamkaur Singh, police spokesperson, said contractor Sushil Kumar owned licences of the retail outlets of liquor in Yamunanagar, Ambala, Kurukshetra and other districts of the state. Besides, he had a licence of the wholesale of country-made liquor (L-13) in Ambala City.

He said the CIA-II got information that the contractor got the boxes of the liquor loaded in a truck from a distillery of Yamunanagar.

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The spokesperson said CIA-II incharge Mehroof Ali formed a team, which raided the godown in Yamunanagar and recovered 1,200 boxes of country-made liquor. He said a case was registered under the Excise Act. — TNS

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