Excise department seizes illegal liquor and raw materials in Pratapgarh raids
The Excise Department conducted a major crackdown against illegal liquor operations in Pratapgarh district, seizing 10 litres of illicit liquor and approximately 200 kilograms of mahua lahan during
The Excise Department conducted a major crackdown against illegal liquor operations in Pratapgarh district, seizing 10 litres of illicit liquor and approximately 200 kilograms of mahua lahan during raids in two villages.
The action was carried out under the direction of District Magistrate Abhishek Pandey, Superintendent of Police Deepak Bhukar and District Excise Officer Akhileshwar Nath Singh. The excise team conducted raids in villages Payageepur and Jagannathpur under the Lalganj police station area.
During the operation, the excise team launched an intensive inspection campaign in both villages to curb the illegal liquor trade. The seized items included 10 litres of illegal liquor and around 200 kilograms of mahua lahan, which were confiscated on the spot.
The enforcement action was carried out by a team led by Excise Inspector Ashok Kumar. Officials have stated that the campaign against the manufacture and sale of illegal liquor will continue in the future.
The coordinated operation highlights the administration's focus on checking illicit liquor activities in the district. The recovery of both finished product and raw material suggests the presence of active manufacturing operations in the area.
Frequently asked questions
What did the Excise Department seize in the Pratapgarh raids?
The Excise Department seized 10 litres of illicit liquor and approximately 200 kilograms of mahua lahan (raw material for liquor production) during raids in villages Payageepur and Jagannathpur.
Which areas were targeted in the Pratapgarh excise operation?
The raids were conducted in villages Payageepur and Jagannathpur under the Lalganj police station area in Pratapgarh district.
Who authorized and led the enforcement action?
The operation was directed by District Magistrate Abhishek Pandey, Superintendent of Police Deepak Bhukar, and District Excise Officer Akhileshwar Nath Singh, with the enforcement team led by Excise Inspector Ashok Kumar.
What does the recovery of both finished liquor and raw materials indicate?
The recovery of both finished product and raw material suggests the presence of active illegal liquor manufacturing operations in the area.
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