The Prohibition and Excise Department seized 127 non-duty paid liquor bottles worth about Rs 2.5 lakh at Pahadishareef in Hyderabad on Thursday. Two persons were caught allegedly smuggling the liquor into Telangana from Goa and Delhi.
During by-poll vehicle checks at Punjagutta, Hyderabad Police caught a man carrying Rs 4 lakh unaccounted cash and nine liquor bottles. The man, a real estate employee, failed to show valid documents. The cash was handed to Income Tax officials
On Thursday night, the cashier closed the account and left some cash in the counter for the following day's business. According to the police, the thieves broke into the shop after midnight by drilling a hole in the wall using hand tools and drilling machinery. They then forced open the cash drawer, stole the money, and also took several liquor bottles from the racks.
The women Sarala and Pushpa, both residents of Banjara Nagar in Borabanda of Hyderabad were illegally stocking and selling liquor bottles of different brands to customers, the officer added on Tuesday.
The Delhi government's excise department has earned a revenue of more than Rs 3,500 crore with a sale of 27.6 crore liquor bottles in the first half of the current financial year.
Upadhyay contended before a bench headed by Chief Justice U.U. Lalit that he would only press for limited prayer to have warning labels on alcohol bottles, as they are harmful.
Special Enforcement Bureau police of Nellore district held raids in Kacheri Devarayapalli and Minagallu villages in the limits of Ananthasagaram Mandal.
The car was being driven at a high speed when it overturned near Chennama Hotel at ORR service road and fell off the culvert. The police reportedly found a few liquor bottles in the car and seized it.
