Archive · 27 May 2025
Police Seize Rice from Annabhagya Scheme in Karnataka
The Byndoor police in Karnataka found and took 22 bags of rice that were supposed to be given out for free under the Annabhagya program.
The rice was being stored illegally by a person named Majid.
The police got a tip from Food Inspector Vinay Kumar and conducted a raid on Sunday.
They found that Majid had gotten the rice with the goal of selling it for more money.
The seized rice weighed about 11 quintals and was worth about Rs 37,400.
A case has been filed against Majid under the Essential Commodities Act.
Byndoor police seized 22 bags of rice.
The rice was meant for the Annabhagya scheme.
Food Inspector Vinay Kumar provided information.
The raid was conducted at a building in Bijoor village.
Majid allegedly intended to sell the rice for a higher price.
- Who
- Byndoor police and Food Inspector Vinay Kumar, seized rice from Majid.
- What
- 22 bags of rice meant for the Annabhagya scheme were seized.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Byndoor, Karnataka
- Why
- Majid intended to sell the rice at a higher price.
- Location
- Byndoor, Karnataka
- Seized Items
- 22 bags of rice
- Weight
- 11 quintals
- Approximate Value
- Rs 37,400
- Accused
- Majid
- Law
- Essential Commodities Act