Rajasthan: Drugs, cash, liquor among other items worth over Rs 227 crore seized this month


PTI, Mar 23, 2024, 6:36 PM IST

Ahead of the Lok Sabha election, enforcement agencies in Rajasthan have seized drugs, liquor, precious metals, freebies and illegal cash worth approximately Rs 227 crore in March so far.

 

The value of items seized since March 16, when the Model Code of Conduct came into force, is more than Rs 129 crore, Chief Electoral Officer Praveen Gupta said on Saturday.

 

“Agencies in the state are keeping a strict vigil on suspicious items and illegal use of money for the purpose of influencing the election,” he said

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