2 weeks ago
Couple Attempts Suicide Outside Telangana Wine Shop Amid Dispute
A couple in Telangana had a disagreement connected to selling liquor.
They said a wine shop had allowed them to run a small belt shop.
They alleged that officials and shop workers took liquor worth about ₹40,000.
The couple protested outside the wine shop.
They then allegedly tried to harm themselves.
People nearby stopped them.
Police and excise officials are checking what happened.
The couple's claims and the alleged seizure have not yet been fully confirmed.
A couple allegedly attempted suicide outside Madhura Wines in Narsimhulapet on Tuesday.
They said they operated a belt shop with permission from the wine shop management.
The couple alleged that excise officials and wine shop staff seized liquor worth about ₹40,000.
They demonstrated outside the shop before attempting suicide, but local residents intervened.
Police and excise officials are investigating the alleged permission and liquor seizure.
- Who
- A couple, local residents, police, and excise officials were involved.
- What
- The couple allegedly attempted suicide after protesting an alleged liquor seizure.
- Where
- Outside Madhura Wines at the Narsimhulapet mandal headquarters in Mahabubabad district, Telangana.
- When
- Tuesday; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- The couple said liquor worth about ₹40,000 was seized despite their claimed permission to run a belt shop.
Couple's Allegations
Authorities' Inquiry
Permission and liquor seizure
Couple's Allegations
The couple said wine shop management permitted them to operate a belt shop and alleged that officials and shop staff seized liquor worth about ₹40,000.
Authorities' Inquiry
Police and excise officials are examining whether the couple had permission and the circumstances surrounding the alleged seizure; no final official account was reported.
Key facts
- Location
- Madhura Wines, Narsimhulapet mandal headquarters, Mahabubabad district
- Incident timing
- Tuesday
- Alleged seizure
- Liquor worth approximately ₹40,000
- Couple's claim
- They had permission from the wine shop management to run a belt shop
- Immediate intervention
- Local residents prevented the couple from harming themselves
- Investigation
- Police and excise officials are collecting details
Sources
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