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Mysuru: Owner breaks into own liquor shop to meet demands, arrested

  •   Thu, Apr 23 2020 09:52:41 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mysuru (SP)

Mysuru, Apr 23: On account of lockdown imposed since a month to stop spread of coronavirus, liquor sale has come to a standstill in the state. Therefore, there is tremendous demand for liquor everywhere. The owner of a wine shop tried to encash this opportunity by breaking open the lock of his own sine shop, but he has been arrested by the police.

This incident happened at Saligrama in K R Nagar, Mysuru. The police have arrested five persons including Raju, who owns Raju Wines, his son and wine shop cashier.

It is said that Raju and others had planned to illegally shift liquor from the wine store elsewhere and sell the same for exorbitant prices. Based on reliable information, K R Nagar police inspector, Raju, accompanied by police team, conducted surprise raid and arrested the accused. The police also took into possession three boxes of liquor which were being illegally shifted elsewhere from the wine shop.

 

 
  

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  • JK, Udupi

    Fri, Apr 24 2020

    At least owner understood what is need of the hour right now.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Deven Ranganapalke,It is a matter of money making illegaly without notice of Police .Then came someone in between to make problem .Even liquor shop owners suffer without alcohol .

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  • Kusuma kumari gunji, Nellore

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Illegal liquor is also sold I feel. Police must check this. Especially there are illegal liquor brewing occurring in kundapur area

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  • Deven, Ranganapalke

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    In his own shop why did he break the lock. Did during lockdown key handed over to his wife latter refuse to give..??

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  • Arthur Ronald Dsouza, BELMAN/ABU DHABI

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Please do not open any liquor shops. People can easily live with out liquor. The money they saved by not able to buy liquor can be used better things for th3e family.

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  • Sutherpet Mukunda, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Government should understand the sentiments of the people and lift the ban on liquor little by little. If they can open the grocery stores , they should think about opening wine shops too (only wine shops and not bar and restaurants) . Aged people who used to drink a little in the night in order to get a good sleep in the night are suffering and desperate. Liquor ban has also given rise to illegal brewing .

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  • Lanslara, nakre karkala

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    well said Sutherpet Mukunda, Mangalore same thoughts from this end...

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  • Pravin, Udupi

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    At least they are consuming those liquor on which tax has been paid. There are many who got free education here and not even paying a single puree of tax.

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  • rahil, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Correct your Tax Paid Education first. What is Puree paid on Tax? You mean Puree and Baaji or Rupee?

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  • Nancy, Belman

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Only god can help. Some people don't even know the meaning of puree.

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  • rahil, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    As my English is very weak Can you please explain me the meaning of PUREE in English terms if it means other than "a paste or thick liquid" .

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  • Lobo, MUMBAI

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Nancy, please don't waste your time in explaining.

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  • Raju, Karkala

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    This man don't even know the meaning of puree. hahahah

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Bangalore

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    It is only a typing mistake, I think. Rupee and puree are having same alphabets, but in a different sequence.

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman / Washington, DC.

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    People,

    What Pravin meant was Rupee....he had some 'Cashew Juice'....so accidentally he wrote Puree...
    Inconvenience of Daiji readers regretted.

    He is relaxing now / 'Sura Shayye'....remember Bishmacharya's 'Shara Shayye'???...

    On behalf of Pravin, Udupi....

    Respectfully,

    Langoolacharya

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  • I wish I was There, Bahrain

    Thu, Apr 23 2020

    Raju, you are a great man, you have showed your concern. because everything that effects mankind concerns You.

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