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Four Pune Rural Police Officers Suspended Amid Illicit Liquor Investigation
Pune illicit liquor deaths: 4 rural police personnel suspended
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Four police personnel in Pune, India, have been suspended due to their alleged connections with Radheshyam Prajapati, a suspect in the illicit liquor trade linked to recent deaths. This action follows the deaths of at least 15 individuals from toxic liquor consumption, prompting a crackdown on illegal operations.
- 01Four police officers were suspended for their alleged ties to Radheshyam Prajapati, accused of manufacturing illicit liquor in Uruli Kanchan.
- 02At least 15 people died after consuming poisonous liquor in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad jurisdictions.
- 03The suspended officers include Ramdas Dnyandev Jagtap, Subhash Balbhim Doifode, Ajit Shivaji Kale, and Sumit Nandkumar Wagh.
- 04The police administration is intensifying efforts against illegal liquor operations following the deaths.
- 05The suspended personnel are prohibited from leaving the Pune Rural Police Headquarters without permission to prevent witness tampering.
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In Pune, India, four police personnel have been suspended due to their alleged involvement with Radheshyam Prajapati, a key suspect in the illicit liquor trade. This decision was made by Pune Rural Superintendent of Police, Sandeep Singh Gill, following a tragic incident where at least 15 individuals died from consuming toxic liquor in Pune city and the Pimpri-Chinchwad area. The police have registered cases with both Pune City and Pimpri-Chinchwad Police Commissionerates as part of their investigation into the matter. The suspended officers—Ramdas Dnyandev Jagtap, Subhash Balbhim Doifode, Ajit Shivaji Kale, and Sumit Nandkumar Wagh—are suspected of having inappropriate contacts with Prajapati. To ensure the integrity of the investigation, they are required to remain at the Pune Rural Police Headquarters and are not allowed to leave without prior approval. This suspension is part of a broader effort to crackdown on illegal liquor operations in the region.
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The crackdown on illegal liquor operations is expected to enhance public safety and reduce the incidence of alcohol-related deaths in the region.
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