Udaipur, March 29 – In a major crackdown under the ongoing special preventive campaign against illegal liquor in Rajasthan, the Divisional Excise Preventive Team of Udaipur seized 895 cartons of India-Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) worth an estimated ₹75 lakh. The raid took place on the Udaipur-Salumber district border at Rebariyon Ki Dhani, following a tip-off received by Dungarpur Excise Inspector Rahul Sharma.

Acting under the directives of Excise Commissioner Shivprasad Nakate, the team raided an abandoned house in the area where the massive consignment of illegal liquor was stored. A case has been registered and legal proceedings are underway.
Seized Consignment Details:
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Night Queen Deluxe Whisky (180 ml):
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22,752 plastic packs
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18,432 pouches marked “Sale for Goa”
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Royal Challenge Whisky:
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348 bottles (750 ml) marked “Sale for Punjab”
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288 pouches (180 ml) marked “Sale for Punjab”
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All Seasons Whisky (180 ml):
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96 pouches marked “Sale for Haryana”
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Total:
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41568 IMFL pouches
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348 IMFL bottles
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895 cartons
Commendation and Team Effort
Additional Excise Commissioner Pradeep Singh Sangawat confirmed the operation’s success and praised Inspector Rahul Sharma for his critical role in the intelligence gathering and raid execution. Excise Commissioner Shivprasad Nakate also commended Sharma’s proactive work.
The operation was conducted by a strong team including Deputy Commissioner Excise Udaipur Division Pradyumna Singh Chundawat, Inspectors Jitendra Singh, Chandan Singh, Officer Anil Kumar, and EPF staff.
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