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Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers booked for serving liquor without licence in Indore

Rau police have booked Raja Raghuvanshi's brothers for allegedly serving liquor without a valid license. The family's dhaba on CAT Road was inspected during a routine police checking drive. Manager Sachin Raghuvanshi and others face charges under the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act. Dhaba operator Vipin Raghuvanshi was also booked for not submitting employee details to police. Police investigations…

Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers booked for serving liquor without licence in Indore

Indore police have arrested Raja Raghuvanshi's brothers Sachin Raghuvanshi and Vipin Raghuvanshi for allegedly serving liquor without a valid license at their family dhaba on CAT Road. The action came during a check on hotels, dhabas and lodges in the Rau area. During the inspection, police found customers being served liquor without the required license.

Sachin Raghuvanshi, the manager of the dhaba, and other individuals associated with the establishment have been charged under the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act. Additionally, Vipin Raghuvanshi, the owner of the dhaba, has been booked under Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for failing to submit details of employees and violating police directives.

The arrest of the brothers comes after their father, Raja Raghuvanshi, was murdered during his honeymoon in Meghalaya earlier this year, which sparked a high-profile murder investigation. Police have stated that the checks on establishments will continue and action will be taken against those found violating licensing requirements or police orders.

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