MP’s Jhabua Police Destroy 13,975 Litres Of Seized Illicit Liquor
Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh): Jhabua police destroyed 13,975.4 bulk litres of seized illicit liquor from nine cases registered at Meghnagar and Kalidevi police stations. The action was carried out as part of the district police’s ongoing campaign against the transportation, storage and sale of illegal liquor. Police had sought permission from the Jhabua Collector for disposal of the seized liquor as…
In Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh, police have demolished 13,975.4 liters of illicit liquor seized from nine separate cases registered at Meghnagar and Kalidevi police stations. The destruction of the contraband liquor was undertaken as part of a district-wide initiative to curb the transportation, storage, and sale of illegal alcohol.
Permission was first sought from Jhabua Collector Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat before the disposal of the seized liquor was carried out under the supervision of a committee. The elimination of the illicit liquor took place on government land at the airstrip in Jhabua utilizing heavy machinery like a JCB machine, roller, and other equipment.
Attendees at the event included Joint Collector Jhabua, representatives from the Excise Department, SDOP Jhabua Kamlesh Sharma, Kalidevi police station's in-charge Inspector Jayraj Solanki, Inspector Jaysearam Barde, Sub-Inspector Amit Baghel, and additional police personnel. SP Devendra Patidar has ordered continued stringent measures against illegal liquor, drugs, narcotics, and other unlawful activities in the district.
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