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Three nabbed with illicit liquor

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 10:46 AM Jan 03, 2025 IST

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The Ladhowal police have arrested two persons, Shivam and Vir Devinder Singh, and seized 20 bottles of illicit liquor from them.

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A case under Sections 61, 1 and 14 of the Excise Act has been registered against the duo.

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The police said on January 1, they were patrolling on the South City road. The police stopped a motorcycle (bearing registration no. Punjab 10HD 4805). During checking, 20 bottles of illicit liquor was seized from the suspects.

In yet another incident, the Jamalpur police have arrested Sanjay Singla, a resident of Bhamian Kalan, Jamalpur, and seized 12 bottles of Officer’s Choice whisky from him after getting a tip-off. The police conducted a raid at the suspect’s place and arrested him with the illicit liquor.

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