Excise officials and staff conducted raids in border villages between Andhra Pradesh and Odisha on Friday. During these raids, 7,000 liters of jaggery wash and 310 liters of illicit liquor were destroyed, indicating the government's vigilance against illegal liquor production in border areas.
The raids aimed to dismantle illicit liquor manufacturing bases near Ondrugadda. Excise CI TVVSN. Achari stated that excise police destroyed 7,000 liters of jaggery wash and 310 liters of illicit liquor.
Achari clarified that 7,000 liters of jaggery wash, used for making illicit liquor, and 310 liters of illicit liquor were destroyed. This action underscores the authorities' commitment to curbing illegal liquor production.
Enforcement Director Rahuldev Sharma, speaking to reporters on Friday, stated that their objective is to protect the lives and maintain law and order for the people in the border villages. These raids prioritize public health and safety.
To curb the production and transportation of illicit liquor in the border areas of both states, raids were conducted in Padhaniput (Velampur) village, within the Nandapur block of Koraput district in Odisha. These actions signify coordination between the two states in combating illegal activities in border regions.
These raids are important for the people of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, as the production and transportation of illicit liquor pose threats to public health and law and order. By curbing illegal activities in border areas, public safety and well-being are improved.