Hathras Gate Police Destroy 374 Quarters Of Illicit Liquor Worth Rs 28,050
Hathras Gate police destroyed 374 quarters of illicit liquor seized from accused persons during an enforcement campaign against the sale of illegal alcohol.
Hathras Gate police destroyed 374 quarters of illicit liquor seized from accused persons during an enforcement campaign against the sale of illegal alcohol. The destroyed liquor was estimated to be worth Rs 28,050.
The action was carried out at Hathras Gate police station under the leadership of SHO Nitin Kasana. It took place during the tenure of Superintendent of Police Chiranjivi Nath Singh, under a campaign launched against the sale of illicit liquor.
According to the police, action was taken against people involved in selling liquor illegally throughout the year. The accused persons were caught and sent to jail during the campaign. The illegal liquor recovered from their possession was subsequently destroyed in accordance with the prescribed procedure.
During the latest action, a total of 374 quarters of illicit liquor were destroyed. Police put the estimated value of the liquor at Rs 28,050.
The Hathras Gate police action is being viewed as an effort to curb the sale of illegal liquor. The police said that action against people involved in the illegal liquor trade would continue. The liquor destroyed in the operation had been recovered from accused persons who were arrested during action taken over the course of the year.
Frequently asked questions
How much illicit liquor did Hathras Gate police destroy?
They destroyed 374 quarters of illicit liquor.
What was the estimated value of the destroyed liquor?
The liquor was estimated to be worth Rs 28,050.
Where was the liquor destroyed?
It was destroyed at Hathras Gate police station.
Why was the liquor destroyed?
It was recovered from people arrested for selling liquor illegally and was destroyed according to the prescribed procedure.
Most read
- 1
Air China Adds Extra Flight for Passengers Stranded in Fuel-Starved Cuba
- 2
Western disturbance to bring rain, hail and strong winds across north India
- 3
Yogi Adityanath Directs No Occupied Houses Be Demolished for Achhalda Bridge
- 4
Gwalior Temple Truck Crash Kills 12, Injures 28-29 Devotees During Navratri
- 5
Schools Shut in Five Tamil Nadu Districts, Including Chennai, Amid Heavy Rain
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.