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Future City police file 8 FIRs against illegal liquor shops

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Shankarpally: In a major drive against illegal liquor sales, the Future City Police conducted raids on illegal liquor shops in Parveda village under the Shankarpally Police Station limits.

Acting on a credible tip-off, Shankarpally SHO and Inspector of Police G Rudvir Kumar formed special teams and conducted simultaneous raids on eight illegal belt shops on Saturday, November 14. Police registered eight cases and seized 141 liquor bottles of various brands, amounting to approximately 42 litres.

Police found that liquor was being illegally stocked and sold at higher prices through grocery shops, general stores and fast-food centres without government permission.

Speaking on the occasion, Shankarpally SHO G Rudvir Kumar said, “Illegal belt shops are ruining many families. Easy availability of liquor leads to addiction, financial problems and family disputes. Some individuals addicted to alcohol may even resort to crime, leaving their families in distress. Through such operations, we aim to protect families and build a safer society.”

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