Police speeded a vehicle laden with foreign liquor near Pawanchakki Road in Nadiad

Kheda: District LCB team speeded a vehicle laden with foreign liquor on Pawanchakki Road in Nadiad city.

According to the details received, while the district LCB team was on patrol this afternoon, it was learned that a vehicle was found in a suspicious condition on the road outside the district health branch office on Pawanchakki Road in the city. It was loaded with foreign liquor. The team raided the intelligence base. The intelligence vehicle was spotted. But after a long time, neither the owner of the vehicle nor any other person came.

The police team then checked the vehicle on suspicion and found the doors of the vehicle open. A search of the vehicle turned up Indian-made foreign liquor under the seat and in the secret compartment of the front desk board. Police team found a pouch No. 500 kg of Indian-made foreign liquor Tetra Pack. Rs. 4,000, vehicle per kg. Rs. 1,00,000 was found, totaling Rs. 1,2,000 was confiscated. Based on the LCB team's complaint about the incident, Nadiad West police has registered a complaint against the driver of the vehicle and taken further action.

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