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Time of India
9 hours ago
- Time of India
Factory making spurious IMFL busted near Jamnagar
Rajkot: In dry Gujarat, Jamnagar police busted an illegal liquor manufacturing unit on the outskirts of the city and seized about 700 litres of spurious Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) along with raw materials and equipment used to produce it. The liquor was being made in a water tank. Acting on a tip-off, police raided the factory at Navy Moda village near Jamnagar and arrested six persons. According to police, the operation was a joint venture led by two residents of the area, Hardipsinh alias Lalo Jadeja and Shrirajsinh alias Siddhrajsinh Zala. They were allegedly collaborating with Arjunsinh Sodha, Suryapratapsinh Rathod, Saitansinh Rathod and Savarlal Mevala, all of whom are from Rajasthan. "These persons were producing spurious liquor in a water tank by mixing alcohol spirit, chemicals and coloured liquids to replicate the taste and appearance of IMFL," said a police officer involved in the raid. "The accused made couterfeit labels of liquor brands and were packaging it in sealed bottles and pouches. They were using equipment such as beakers and an alcohol meter to measure and mix the concoction. The counterfeit liquor was being distributed in Jamnagar city," said Premsukh Delu, superintendent of police, Jamnagar. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo The perpetrators had counterfeit stickers and bottle caps of various liquor brands and a packaging machine. They used alcohol spirit as the raw material and used various chemicals to approximate the colour and flavour of the brand, to deceive customer into thinking they were drinking the original brand. The specifications of the raw material used will be known after laboratory tests. This operation came to light after police intercepted three persons near Dhrol with a consignment of liquor. During their interrogation, they revealed they had sourced the liquor from Zala, which led to the discovery of the factory. Police are probing whether the liquor was supplied to other districts as well. Seized during the raid - 600 litres of loose liquor worth Rs 2.40 lakh - 1,000 liquor bottles - Chemicals and colourants used in manufacturing - Bottle caps and 1-litre plastic pouches - Cartons for storage and transport - Beakers, an alcohol-level meter - Three bottle-sealing machines
Time of India
18 hours ago
- Time of India
Inside Jamnagar's liquor den: Water tank becomes makeshift booze plant to produce fake IMFL; 6 held
RAJKOT: Jamnagar police busted an illicit liquor manufacturing unit on the outskirts of the city and seized approximately 700 litres of duplicate Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) along with the raw materials used in its production. The liquor was being produced in a water tank. Acting on a tip-off, police raided the factory located in Navy Moda village, near Jamnagar and arrested six individuals. According to the police, the illegal operation was a joint venture led by local residents Hardipsinh alias Lalo Jadeja and Shrirajsinh alias Siddhrajsinh Jadeja. They were allegedly collaborating with Arjunsinh Sodha, Suryapratapsinh Rathod, Saitansinh Rathod, and Savarlal Mevala, all hailing from Rajasthan. 'These individuals were producing spurious liquor in a water tank by mixing alcohol spirit, chemicals, and coloured liquids to replicate the taste and appearance of genuine IMFL,' said a police officer involved in the raid. The accused were also creating fake labels of branded liquor, using caps to seal the bottles and pouches, and employing equipment like beakers and an alcohol meter to measure and mix the concoction. The counterfeit liquor was being distributed within Jamnagar city. This operation came to light after police intercepted three individuals near Dhorl with a consignment of illegal liquor. During interrogation, the accused revealed that they sourced the liquor from Siddhrajsinh Jadeja, which led to the discovery of the hidden factory. The investigation is ongoing, and police are probing whether the liquor was being supplied to other districts as well. In the raid, the police seized: - 600 litres of loose liquor worth Rs 2.40 lakh - Over 1,000 liquor bottles - Various chemicals and food colourants used in manufacturing - Caps and plastic pouches (1-litre capacity) - Packaging boxes used for storage and transport - Beakers, an alcohol level meter, and - Three machines used for sealing bottles
