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AP SEB Seized A water Tanker Filled with 10,000 Illegal Liquor Bottles
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 Sep 2020 9:53 AM GMT
Despite the Andhra Pradesh government taking all the precautionary steps, the illegal liquor is entering the state in various ways. The illicit liquor is posing a serious challenge to the authorities.
Even after the government decreasing the liquor prices in the state the illegal liquor continues to trouble the authorities. The fraudsters are exploring new ways to bring the illicit liquor from the neighboring states.
Recently, the Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) sleuths have seized the illegal liquor that was brought to Andhra Pradesh from Telangana in a big water tanker.
The water tanker carrying illegal liquor was seized at the Munagodu Mandal in the Amaravati region in Andhra Pradesh.
The authorities seized around 10,000 illegal bottles in the water tanker and eight fraudsters who were involved in this. The fraudsters are believed to supply the illegal liquor to other areas from AP.
Between May and August, the Andhra Pradesh Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) officials have arrested more than 50,000 people who were involved in trading illegal liquor in the state.
Even after the government decreasing the liquor prices in the state the illegal liquor continues to trouble the authorities. The fraudsters are exploring new ways to bring the illicit liquor from the neighboring states.
Recently, the Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) sleuths have seized the illegal liquor that was brought to Andhra Pradesh from Telangana in a big water tanker.
The water tanker carrying illegal liquor was seized at the Munagodu Mandal in the Amaravati region in Andhra Pradesh.
The authorities seized around 10,000 illegal bottles in the water tanker and eight fraudsters who were involved in this. The fraudsters are believed to supply the illegal liquor to other areas from AP.
Between May and August, the Andhra Pradesh Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) officials have arrested more than 50,000 people who were involved in trading illegal liquor in the state.
