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Why did 17 men die from consuming illicit liquor in Majitha & who is responsible

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Updated At : 08:31 PM May 13, 2025 IST

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Majitha #IllicitLiquor #HoochTragedy

In the latest episode of Decode Punjab, The Tribune Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna discuss the tragic death of 17 persons after consuming illicit liquor in Majitha, and how illicit liquor finds its way to consumers. #Majitha, #IllicitLiquor, #HoochTragedy, #PunjabNews, #BreakingNews, #MethanolPoisoning, #Amritsar, #SpuriousLiquor, #IndiaNews, #LiquorDeaths, #ToxicAlcohol, #JusticeForVictims, #LawAndOrder, #PunjabPolice, #BhagwantMann

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