9 months ago
Indore Cracks Down on Illegal Liquor Sales
In Indore, the government is taking strong action against liquor shops that stay open too late or sell alcohol illegally.
They have formed special teams to check these shops and make sure they follow the rules.
Some shops were even caught selling liquor at night by making small holes in their shutters.
The teams have welded these holes shut and will keep patrolling to catch any wrongdoers.
So far, they have fined many shops and collected a lot of money from these actions.
The government is serious about stopping these illegal activities and will continue to take strict measures.
State Excise Department launched a special enforcement drive to curb illegal liquor sales in Indore.
20 teams were formed to monitor and act against violators, ensuring strict closure of all outlets on time.
Excise teams welded shutters of shops that were selling liquor illegally through small openings at night.
The department has generated Rs 1.28 crore in revenue from actions taken this year, with 3,627 cases registered and Rs 72 lakh in penalties imposed.
Teams will continue to patrol after closing hours and use videography to ensure transparency in enforcement.
- Who
- State Excise Department, Indore
- What
- Crackdown on illegal liquor sales and violations
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- When
- Ongoing, with a special enforcement drive launched recently
- Why
- To enforce strict closure of liquor outlets and curb illegal sales
Key facts
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Action Taken
- 20 teams monitoring and acting against violators
- Revenue Generated
- Rs 1.28 crore from action this year
- Cases Registered
- 3,627 cases registered so far
- Penalties Imposed
- Rs 72 lakh penalties imposed on liquor shops
- Serious Irregularities
- 27 cases with penalties totaling Rs 68 lakh
- Enforcement Measures
- Welding shutters, patrolling after hours, videography
Quotes
Abhishek Tiwari
Assistant Excise Commissioner
“On Friday, all liquor shops in the city were shut strictly on time, and action is underway against those who violated rules.”
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