Agra: Toll Death Because the alleged consumption of toxic toxic liquor rose to 14 after four villagers died in the countryside of Agra.
On Thursday, nine police officers, including three Station House Officers (Shos), and five excise excuse officials.
The police have registered nine fires against owners of liquor, their employees and several locals who buy liquor from shops and sell them to villagers.
Everything was ordered on charges of guilty murders who did not amount to murder along with other IPC parts.
Chemical examination confirmed the existence of methyl alcohol – toxic substances – in the sample of viscera from four of the 10 victims.
The Director General of Police Additional (Zona Agra) Rajeev Krishna told TII that the station alleged Tajggaj, Dauki and Shamshabad had been suspended because most deaths occurred in their jurisdiction.
Six other police were also suspended on the same accusation, “negligence” and “dereltionsi task”.
Krishna added that during the interaction with the local population, he was told that despite being informed of illegal sales of liquor, excise and police officials carried out illegally did not take any action.
Meanwhile, four other deaths because the consumption of toxic liquor was revealed at the end of Wednesday night after their family members approached the police.
SP (East) Venkat K Ashok told Tii that four fir it was registered at the Dauki Police Station while two were registered at the Shamshabad police station under Section 304 along with various parts of the IPC and Excise Act 60 (a).
Three other firs have been registered at the Taj Ganj Ganj Police Station against five officials including two inspectors.
However, there is no word for compensation to the damaged family so far.