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According to locals, B Srinu Yadav (45) and Ramulamma were working as daily labourers and the couple used to fight regularly.

They were last hiked in March 2022 and officials have now proposed to increase them again. This time, the prices are expected to surge 20-25% on different brands, while the cost of beers is likely to be hiked by Rs 10-Rs 15.

Indervelli police said that Nagarjole Eknath (40) from Pathanpur village in Jainoor mandal was found dead after consuming some pesticide.

City Police Commissioner K.Sreenivasa Reddy in an order said those violating the order will be punished.

As retailers, we heavily rely on beer sales, especially during the peak months of April to June, the unavailability of popular brands is severely affecting our business operations, resulting in significant financial losses

While five complaints regarding cash and other items expected to be used to influence elections were received and resolved, FIRs were registered against five persons.

The police also seized 6,480 litres of liquor from unauthorised sellers.

Mohammad Shareef and Thippa Ramanaiah, both from Annaram village in Kotapalli mandal were found to be transporting the cartons containing bottles of alcohol from Mancherial to Sironcha.

Mancherial Inspector Bansilal said that Kommari Thirumala, Jadi Ramesh and Jadi Rahul belonging to Sironcha in Gadchiroli district were detained while proceeding to a bus station from railway station carrying the bags containing the bottles.

In addition to that, valuables worth Rs. 22.65 lakh and 34.56 liters of liquor were also seized. Six complaints were also received regarding cash and other items and two FIRs were registered.

So far, Rs.14.66 crore in cash, goods worth Rs. 6.91 crore, and 20,955.15 liters of liquor have been seized.

The police seized 400 articles of jewellery including precious stones worth Rs.28 lakh in Nizamabad Urban constituency.

According to police, Rs. 39,92497 cash was seized in the Nizamabad Urban assembly segment, Rs. 1,07,540 in Nizamabad rural segment, Rs. 67,200 in Amoor, Rs. 5,90,020 in Balkonda, Rs. 54,620 in Bodhan and Rs. 4,59,830 cash in Banswada assembly segment.

On information, the Special Operations Teams conducted raids at 12 places in Cyberabad and caught 12 people who were selling the liquor illegally.

According to District Election Officer and Collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu, a total of 22 check posts were set up in the district to check the flow of cash, valuables and liquor from bordering areas and other parts of the State.

Nine MCCs were also registered and 14 complaints received regarding cash as part of the MCC.

While the Flying Squads seized Rs 1.70 lakh, the Income Tax Department seized Rs 32.09 lakh. So far, Rs 13.31 crore cash, valuable worth Rs 1.87 crore, and 19,872.72 litres of liquor have been seized.

According to Excise officials, based on a tip-off, they conducted raids on a closed rice mill on the outskirts of Katnapalli and found the liquor stored illegally.

While eight complaints regarding cash and other items were investigated and resolved, four FIRs were registered.

Wankidi Sub-Inspector D Sagar said M Suresh (18) of the hamlet attempted to end his life by consuming pesticide after being depressed when his mother did not give money to buy alcohol on account of Holi on Monday.