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Deeg Police Seize 288 Liquor Pouches Ahead of Panchayati Raj Elections

Deeg police have arrested four individuals and confiscated two motorcycles following the seizure of 288 pouches of illicit country liquor during election patrols.

Police officers inspecting seized liquor pouches and motorcycles
Police officers inspecting seized liquor pouches and motorcycles

Deeg. In a significant crackdown ahead of the upcoming Panchayati Raj elections, local law enforcement in Deeg has intensified efforts to curb the illegal transportation and distribution of alcohol. Under the strategic guidance of Superintendent of Police Sharan Gopinath, the Deeg Kotwali police station successfully executed two separate operations on Thursday, resulting in the arrest of four suspects and the seizure of a substantial quantity of illicit country liquor.

The first operation was conducted by Sub-Inspector Veer Vikram Singh and his team, who established a blockade on the road leading from Lalawala Kunda toward the station. Acting on credible intelligence, officers intercepted a motorcycle and discovered 144 pouches of country-made liquor concealed within a plastic bag. Two residents of Shripur, identified as 25-year-old Pankaj and 21-year-old Prahlad, were taken into custody. The motorcycle, bearing registration number UP 85 DD 3288, was impounded as part of the evidence.

In a simultaneous effort, Assistant Sub-Inspector Girraj Prasad led a raid on the route connecting Deeg Station Road to Shripur Road. During this operation, police apprehended 36-year-old Buddhaprakash and 30-year-old Rajendra, both also from Shripur. Authorities recovered another 144 pouches of liquor from their possession and seized their motorcycle, registered as UP 85 DA 4538. These coordinated actions reflect the police department's commitment to maintaining law and order during the sensitive election period.

Following the arrests, the Deeg Kotwali police have registered formal cases against all four individuals under Section 19/54 of the Excise Act. The investigation is currently ongoing, with officials questioning the suspects to determine the source of the illicit supply and identify potential networks involved in the distribution. Station House Officer Tara Chand Sharma confirmed that the department remains vigilant and will continue to conduct surprise checks to prevent any illegal activities that could disrupt the electoral process in the region.

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