70 bottles of liquor found from vehicle at Kalaroos Kupwara*

 

*70 bottles of liquor found from vehicle at Kalaroos Kupwara*


Kupwara, Aug 3 

 Police and army during a joint naka at Madmadave Kalaroos Kupwara crossing on Monday intercepted a vehicle and found 70 bottles of liquor, officials said.  

They said soldiers from 41RR and Police during checking of the Xylo vehicle (No: JK01S- 2525) found the illegal liquor and recovered 70 bottles. The driver Ghulam Mohammad Ganie (35) of Dogerpora Kalaroos Kupwara has been arrested and the vehicle seized, they said.

A senior police officer confirming the recovery and the arrest of the driver told GNS that further investigations are going on. He said that a case (FIR No. 276/2021) under section 48 Excise Act stands registered in this connection. (GNS)
 

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