Live
- Aha OTT Launches Writers Talent Hunt to Empower New Voices in Telugu Cinema
- Chhath festivities turn sour for two families in Bihar
- Preparations afoot for evening Arghya in Patna
- Vanara Celluloid announces debut project ‘Tribanadhari Barbarik’
- IPL player auction: James Anderson hopes IPL would help him in his coaching career
- ‘Jithender Reddy’ team expresses confidence on film’s content
- TN farmers plan major stir against Land Consolidation Act, 2023
- Rahul, Priyanka and Kharge to campaign for MVA in Maharashtra next week
- Indiranagar welcomes a new culinary landmark: Rameshwaram cafe expands with fresh flavors and spacious dining
- Same old syndicate operating in MP: Sachin Pilot
Guntur: 338 check-posts set up to stop liquor transport said V Lakshma Reddy
Guntur: Andhra Pradesh Madya Vimochana Prachara Committee chairman V Lakshma Reddy informed that the State government has set up 338 check-posts at...
Guntur: Andhra Pradesh Madya Vimochana Prachara Committee chairman V Lakshma Reddy informed that the State government has set up 338 check-posts at the State borders to check illegal transport of liquor from the neighbouring states.
He addressed a press conference in Guntur on Friday.
He said they will increase staff and reduce belt shops in the state. The state government has to pay Rs 1,600 crore to the companies supplying various brands of liquor. Comparing to last year, IML sales fell by 24.37 per cent and beer sales by 58.10 per cent. They booked 7,805 cases for operating belt shops and arrested 8046 accused in the cases.
Deputy Commissioner of Excise K Srinivas and Excise Superintendent Balakrishna were among those participated.
