The Udham Singh Nagar Police reported a crackdown on the illegal raw liquor trade, with approximately 13,500 litres of fermenting wash destroyed and 03 illegal liquor kilns demolished.
The police update also stated that 05 accused were arrested and 94 litres of illegal raw liquor were recovered. The action was described as having been carried out under the direction of Udham Singh Nagar Senior Superintendent of Police Ajay Ganapati.
What the police reported
The available update confirms 4 key results:
- Approximately 13,500 litres of fermenting wash were destroyed.
- 03 illegal liquor kilns were demolished.
- 05 accused were arrested.
- 94 litres of illegal raw liquor were recovered.
The information does not identify the arrested people, specify the locations of the action or provide details about the cases registered against them. The police update also does not state the next court or investigation step.
Conclusion
Udham Singh Nagar Police reported arrests, recovery of illegal raw liquor and the destruction of 03 kilns and approximately 13,500 litres of fermenting wash in action against the illicit trade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What action did Udham Singh Nagar Police report?
Police reported action against the illegal raw liquor trade, including arrests, recovery and the destruction of liquor-making infrastructure.
Q. How much fermenting wash was destroyed?
Approximately 13,500 litres of fermenting wash were destroyed.
Q. How many illegal liquor kilns were demolished?
The police reported that 03 illegal liquor kilns were demolished.
Q. How many accused people were arrested?
The update stated that 05 accused were arrested.
Q. How much illegal raw liquor was recovered?
Police reported the recovery of 94 litres of illegal raw liquor.
