DIMAPUR: Nagaland Police seized 581.520 litres of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) during a search and inspection operation conducted at suspected locations in Medziphema on October 14.
According to a press release issued by PRO, Police Headquarters (PHQ), the operation was conducted following complaints from the public and responsible persons in Medziphema, Chümoukedima district, regarding the alleged unchecked sale and storage of liquor.
The operation covered suspected liquor-selling establishments and storage premises, including sheds along Medziphema Town Junction, Jharnapani Junction and adjoining areas along National Highway 29. It was conducted within the jurisdiction of the Additional Deputy Commissioner, Chümoukedima, and Medziphema Police Station.
The police said the operation was part of efforts to curb the illegal sale and storage of IMFL and enforce the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act, 1989.
During the operation, two individuals suspected of involvement in liquor sales were detained and subsequently released on personal recognisance (PR) bonds. Further proceedings are being undertaken in accordance with applicable legal provisions.
Nagaland Police reiterated their commitment to acting on public complaints and strengthening enforcement against the illegal sale and storage of liquor. The public has been urged to cooperate with authorities and report information regarding illegal liquor sales and storage to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
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