Archive · 18 Aug 2026
400 Goa Liquor Bottles Seized From Lorry Near Tadipatri Station
Some police officers in India found a big truck full of bottles.
The bottles had alcohol in them, which adults can drink but kids cannot.
The police think the bottles were brought from a place called Goa.
The truck was stopped near a train station called Tadipatri Railway Station.
This happened late at night on Monday.
The bottles were hidden in secret hiding spots inside the truck.
The truck had two number plates, which is unusual.
One plate was from Karnataka and the other was from Andhra Pradesh.
The police took the bottles away because carrying them this way may be against the law.
AP Police seized around 400 liquor bottles allegedly brought from Goa near Tadipatri Railway Station.
The seizure took place on Monday midnight.
The bottles were allegedly hidden in secret compartments built inside the truck.
The lorry carried two registration number plates, one from Karnataka and one from Andhra Pradesh.
The liquor was allegedly transported from Goa concealed in the lorry.
- Who
- AP Police (Andhra Pradesh Police)
- What
- Seized around 400 liquor bottles allegedly brought from Goa and hidden in secret compartments in a lorry
- When
- Monday midnight
- Where
- Near Tadipatri Railway Station
- Why
- The liquor was allegedly brought illegally from Goa and concealed in the truck, which carried two registration plates
- Quantity seized
- Around 400 liquor bottles
- Alleged origin
- Goa
- Seizing agency
- AP Police (Andhra Pradesh Police)
- Location
- Near Tadipatri Railway Station
- Time
- Monday midnight
- Concealment method
- Secret compartments built inside the truck
- Registration plates
- Two plates - one Karnataka, one Andhra Pradesh