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SP Aditya Mishra vows to crush entire illegal liquor network after TI’s death in Devas
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 02:01 PM
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Police Superintendent Aditya Mishra said the aim is to dismantle the whole illegal liquor network, not merely target a single vehicle or a few suspects, after TI died during a seizure operation in Devas, Madhya Pradesh.
During a routine operation to seize a consignment of illicit liquor in Devas, Madhya Pradesh, a person identified only as TI lost his life. The incident has drawn attention to the broader challenge of illegal alcohol trade in the region.
Superintendent of Police Aditya Mishra addressed the media, emphasizing that the department’s response will go beyond apprehending the individuals directly involved in the raid. He stated that the police intend to target the entire supply chain, aiming to dismantle the network that facilitates the production and distribution of illegal spirits.
Mishra added that ongoing investigations will focus on tracing the sources, transport routes, and distribution points linked to the seized consignment. The police have pledged to intensify surveillance and raids across the state to curb the illicit liquor trade that endangers public health.
The SP’s remarks underscore a strategic shift from isolated arrests to a comprehensive crackdown, signaling a firm stance against the illegal alcohol syndicates operating in Madhya Pradesh.
Superintendent of Police Aditya Mishra addressed the media, emphasizing that the department’s response will go beyond apprehending the individuals directly involved in the raid. He stated that the police intend to target the entire supply chain, aiming to dismantle the network that facilitates the production and distribution of illegal spirits.
Mishra added that ongoing investigations will focus on tracing the sources, transport routes, and distribution points linked to the seized consignment. The police have pledged to intensify surveillance and raids across the state to curb the illicit liquor trade that endangers public health.
The SP’s remarks underscore a strategic shift from isolated arrests to a comprehensive crackdown, signaling a firm stance against the illegal alcohol syndicates operating in Madhya Pradesh.