Excise dept seizes IMFL worth Rs 59.48 lakh in Navi Mumbai; three held
The Maharashtra excise department on Monday seized Indian-Made Foreign Liquor IMFL worth Rs 59.48 lakh being transported to Mumbai in a truck and arrested three men hailing from Madhya Pradesh, an official said.
- Country:
- India
The Maharashtra excise department on Monday seized Indian-Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) worth Rs 59.48 lakh being transported to Mumbai in a truck and arrested three men hailing from Madhya Pradesh, an official said. Based on a tip-off, a flying squad of the excise department's Konkan division laid a trap and intercepted a truck near Turbhe railway station in Navi Mumbai, inspector Dighambar Shewale said.
A large stock of 918 boxes containing IMFL of different brands, which are prohibited in Maharashtra, was seized. The stock was worth Rs 59.48 lakh, he said. The officials arrested Tersingh Dhansingh Kanoje (32), who was driving the truck, Nasir Anwar Sheikh (45) and Guddu Devsingh Rawat (45), all hailing from Madhya Pradesh, the official said, adding that the seized liquor was manufactured in Goa.
ALSO READ
-
When Cotton Meets a Labour Crunch: Madhya Pradesh Searches for a Stronger Rural Support System
-
Cotton Farmers in Madhya Pradesh Put Labour Rights and Community Care in Focus
-
Maharashtra Lights Up for PM Modi's Birthday: A National Celebration
-
Governors Forge Strong Ties in Mutual State Visit
-
Madhya Pradesh Launches Landmark Property Registration Initiative on PM Modi’s Birthday
Google News