Pune: Excise Department Seizes Illegal Goods Worth ₹10 Lakh In Daund, Destroys Illicit Liquor Valued At ₹2.96 Lakh
On the same day in another operation, the team intercepted the illegal transportation and sale of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) and seized goods worth ₹10 lakh, including a four-wheeler used for the transportation

Pune: Excise Department Seizes Illegal Goods Worth ₹10 Lakh In Daund, Destroys Illicit Liquor Valued At ₹2.96 Lakh | Sourced
During the enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) for the Maharashtra Assembly elections, the Daund unit of the State Excise Department conducted a crackdown and seized illegal items worth ₹10.69 lakh and destroyed liquor stock worth ₹2.96 lakh on Monday in Yavat jurisdiction.
Inspector Vijay Rokde from the State Excise Department shared the information that the department received information about an illegal stock of country-made liquor in Hingnigada under the jurisdiction of Yavat Police Station. Acting on the tip-off, the team raided the location and destroyed 80 cans, each with a 35-litre capacity, of country-made liquor. The destroyed stock was valued at ₹2,96,000.
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On the same day in another operation, the team intercepted the illegal transportation and sale of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) and seized goods worth ₹10 lakh, including a four-wheeler used for the transportation.
The operations were led by Inspector Vijay Rokde, with the assistance of Sub-Inspectors Pradeep Zunzruk, Mayur Gade and Dinesh Thakur, along with personnel including driver Keshav Wamane and constables Ashok Patil, Sanket Waje, Saurabh Devkar, Sagar Dubale and Pravin Suryavanshi.
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