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Three booked in illegal liquor cases in Veenavanka
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DTF Excise Circle Inspector G. DurgaBhavani said officials, during inspections under the Jammikunta Excise Station limits, seized five litres of illicitly distilled liquor from BodasSampath, son of Mallaiah, of Challur village, and registered a case against him.

Three booked in illegal liquor cases in Veenavanka
Karimnagar: The District Task Force (DTF) of the Excise Department conducted surprise raids in Veenavankamandal on Wednesday, seizing illicitly distilled liquor and booking cases against three persons involved in illegal liquor trading.
DTF Excise Circle Inspector G. DurgaBhavani said officials, during inspections under the Jammikunta Excise Station limits, seized five litres of illicitly distilled liquor from BodasSampath, son of Mallaiah, of Challur village, and registered a case against him. In a separate action, cases were booked against BoyiniRaju, son of Saraiah, and ChindamRamulu, son of Ramaswamy, both residents of Kanaparthi village, for allegedly selling liquor without the required permissions.
The Circle Inspector warned that strict action would be taken against the manufacture and sale of illicit liquor and unauthorised alcohol sales. Excise personnel Raju, Rajender, Satish and Akshara, among others, participated in the raids.
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