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Sirmaur police seize 53 litres of illicit liquor

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Updated At : 02:12 PM Jul 05, 2024 IST

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Nahan, July 4

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In a crackdown on illegal liquor trade, the Sirmaur police have seized 53 litres of illicit liquor in four separate incidents. Acting on intelligence, different police teams conducted raids and made seizures.

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The Paonta Sahib Police Station team conducted a raid on July 3 and seized 35 litres of liquor from the possession of Aman, a resident of Surajpur village.

In another operation, a team from the Majra Police Station raided the cowshed of Ravi Kumar, a resident of Puruwala Kanshpur village and seized 6 litres of liquor.

Continuing their crackdown, the Puruwala Police Station team conducted a raid on the residential premises of Amarjeet Singh in Nihalgarh and seized 7 litres of illicit liquor from his cowshed.

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The Sangrah Police Station team nabbed Kalyan Singh from Dabol village and seized 5 litres of illicit liquor from his possession.

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