Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Seize Illicit Liquor, Arrest Bootlegger
The Delhi Police's Anti Auto Theft Squad arrested a man named Anand, also known as Kallu, who was transporting illegal liquor from Haryana to Delhi.
The police seized 1,600 small bottles of liquor that were meant to be sold illegally in Delhi.
The liquor was in a car, which the police also took.
Anand admitted that he was doing this to make quick money.
He has been in trouble with the law before.
The police are now trying to find out where the liquor came from and who else might be involved.
Delhi Police arrested Anand alias Kallu for transporting illicit liquor from Haryana to Delhi.
1,600 quarter bottles of liquor were seized, including brands like Race 7 Metro Liquor and Falcon's Santra Desi Sharab.
The operation was based on intelligence about a large consignment of illicit liquor being transported.
Anand has a previous criminal record and was booked under various sections of the Indian Penal Code.
The police are investigating the source of the liquor and the interstate smuggling network.
- Who
- Delhi Police's Anti Auto Theft Squad (AATS) and Anand alias Kallu
- What
- Seizure of 1,600 quarter bottles of illicit liquor and arrest of a bootlegger
- When
- July 23
- Where
- Noida Link Road, Shakarpur Bus Stand
- Why
- To curb illegal liquor transportation and dismantle interstate smuggling networks
Law Enforcement Perspective
Bootlegger's Motivation
Purpose of the Operation
Law Enforcement Perspective
To curb illegal liquor transportation and dismantle interstate smuggling networks.
Bootlegger's Motivation
To earn quick money through illegal distribution.
- Date of Arrest
- July 23
- Location of Arrest
- Noida Link Road, Shakarpur Bus Stand
- Amount of Liquor Seized
- 1,600 quarter bottles
- Types of Liquor Seized
- Race 7 Metro Liquor and Falcon's Santra Desi Sharab
- Accused's Name
- Anand alias Kallu
- Accused's Residence
- Karkardooma Village
- Legal Charges
- Sections 33 and 58 of the Delhi Excise Act
- Previous Criminal Record
- Booked in FIR No. 332/2013 under Sections 379, 411, and 34 of the Indian Penal Code