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Crime
Father of Chandana liquor scandal supplier named as 13th accused in Devasa TI death case
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 11:15 PM
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Police in Madhya Pradesh have added Anand Kasliwal, father of chemical supplier Aman Kasliwal, as the 13th accused in the Devasa TI death case linked to the Chandana and Bijnana toxic liquor scandal.
The recent toxic liquor scandal that erupted in the Chandana and Bijnana areas of Madhya Pradesh has now expanded to include a new suspect. After initial arrests tied to the distribution of poisonous alcohol, investigators widened the probe to trace the supply chain of the chemicals used in the illicit brew.
Police reports indicate that Anand Kasliwal, the father of Aman Kasliwal—identified earlier as a chemical supplier for the illicit operation—has been formally charged. This development marks the inclusion of a thirteenth individual in the case, underscoring the breadth of the investigation.
Authorities say the addition of Anand Kasliwal follows a detailed forensic and financial audit that linked him to the procurement of hazardous substances. The investigation remains ongoing, with officials vowing to pursue all leads related to the deaths attributed to the contaminated liquor.
The Devasa tehsil police have not disclosed further details about the charges or potential bail conditions, stating that updates will be provided as the case progresses.
Police reports indicate that Anand Kasliwal, the father of Aman Kasliwal—identified earlier as a chemical supplier for the illicit operation—has been formally charged. This development marks the inclusion of a thirteenth individual in the case, underscoring the breadth of the investigation.
Authorities say the addition of Anand Kasliwal follows a detailed forensic and financial audit that linked him to the procurement of hazardous substances. The investigation remains ongoing, with officials vowing to pursue all leads related to the deaths attributed to the contaminated liquor.
The Devasa tehsil police have not disclosed further details about the charges or potential bail conditions, stating that updates will be provided as the case progresses.