Hyderabad Police Seize Illegal Liquor Worth Rs 3.85 Lakhs
Excise police in Hyderabad seized non-duty-paid liquor worth Rs 3.85 lakhs at RTC Cross Roads on Thursday. The accused, Gopal Agrawal, a resident of Attapur, had brought the liquor from Chandigarh in a vehicle. He was attempting to sell it in Hyderabad at a higher price.
According to the police, Gopal Agrawal purchased the liquor for Rs 1.32 lakh in Chandigarh and planned to sell it in Hyderabad for Rs 4 lakh, aiming to make a profit. The seizure was made by CI Ramakrishna from the Musheerabad Excise Police Station at RTC Cross Roads near the Metro station. The accused was caught while trying to transfer the liquor to another vehicle.
Hyderabad Excise Deputy Commissioner KAB Shastri appreciated CI Ramakrishna and his team for their successful operation.
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Hyderabad -: Hyderabad is a big city in India, located in the state of Telangana. It is known for its rich history, culture, and technology industry.
Illegal Liquor -: Illegal liquor is alcohol that is sold without permission from the government. It is not taxed and can be dangerous because it might not be made safely.
Rs 3.85 Lakhs -: Rs 3.85 lakhs means 385,000 rupees. In India, ‘lakhs’ is a term used to describe 100,000 units of something, usually money.
Excise police -: Excise police are special police officers who make sure that people follow laws about making and selling alcohol and other goods that are taxed.
RTC Cross Roads -: RTC Cross Roads is a busy area in Hyderabad where many roads meet. It is known for its traffic and shops.
Gopal Agrawal -: Gopal Agrawal is the name of the person who was caught by the police for trying to sell illegal liquor.
Chandigarh -: Chandigarh is a city in northern India. It is the capital of two states, Punjab and Haryana, and is known for its modern architecture.
Musheerabad Excise Police Station -: Musheerabad Excise Police Station is a police station in Hyderabad that deals with cases related to illegal alcohol and other taxed goods.
CI Ramakrishna -: CI Ramakrishna is the Circle Inspector, a senior police officer, who led the team that caught the person selling illegal liquor.
Hyderabad Excise Deputy Commissioner KAB Shastri -: KAB Shastri is a high-ranking officer in the Hyderabad Excise Department, which deals with laws about alcohol and other taxed goods. He praised the police team for their good work.