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Illegal liquor seized

By Ranjanjyoti Mahanta |

Rupahihaat Police conducted an operation against illegal liquor sellers of the Rupahihaat Bazar and Bhakatgaon area under Rupahihaat Police station of Nagaon district and seized a total of 150 Indian made foreign liquor bottles, on Saturday night .

Two persons namely Biswajit das and Dilip marak were held in this connection. It may be mentioned that illegal sale of Foreign liquors in panshops and grocery shops of Dakhinpat Chariali has been allegedly going on for years but the Nagaon Excise unit as well as Rupahihat police have failed to curb menace of free-flowing liquor.

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