Devas: In Madhya Pradesh, people make various efforts to carry liquor illegally and strategize that no one has any doubts. Something similar happened in Devas. Illegal liquor worth lakhs of rupees was being carried in the container under the guise of chocolates. Initially, even the police were surprised to see what was the case. Then, when the chocolate boxes were opened, it was found that liquor bottles were placed under the box.
In fact, the police station in the industrial area of Dewas had received a report that illegal liquor was being transported in a container. Police intercepted and questioned container number UP 21 CN 5270. When the driver was asked to disclose the papers, he told the police about the chocolate transport bill. On one occasion, the police thought it would be chocolate, but the police searched the container, believing in the informer's information. On research, it was found that liquor boxes were placed under the chocolate box. One by one, all the boxes were taken down.
Police said that the liquor was being transported from Nashik in Maharashtra to Siliguri in West Bengal. The liquor boxes were hidden behind the chocolate box. The price of liquor is more than Rs 45 lakh. Police have recovered 482 boxes of chocolates, containers including 950 boxes of liquor (10,000 liters), and arrested two criminals. The culprits have been identified as Shahnawaz's father Tukhek Ahmed Khan and Mohammad Zeeshan's father Tajammul Hussain. Both are residents of the Moradabad district of UP. Police are investigating the case. It is being ascertained who belongs to the liquor and from where the liquor was kept in the container.
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