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15K litres of lahan seized in Abohar

Police personnel inspect banks of the Gang Canal in Abohar on Monday. Tribune Photo

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Despite seizure and destruction of thousands of litres of lahan stored along the Gang Canal on Abohar — Sriganganagar Road and near Chanankhera village on Abohar — Malout Road by joint teams of the police and Excise Department, illicit liquor continues to flow freely in the panchayat poll.

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In one such incident, a resident of Bakainwala village set his room on fire allegedly under the influence of liquor, which he got during campaigning for the elections.

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Excise Inspector Nirmal Singh said yesterday they had conducted a raid along Chanankhera Canal and seized 15,000 litres of lahan.

Assistant Sub-Inspector Om Parkash said 500 litres of lahan was found near Chanankhera Canal and a case was registered against an unidentified person under Sections 61/1/14 of the Excise Act.

On August 14, the Excise Department had recovered 25,000 litres of lahan from Chanankhera and Ghattianwali villages.

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