Nineteen dead from suspected illicit liquor in Nagaland
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Nineteen people died in Nagaland after consuming suspected illicit liquor despite a long-standing state prohibition.
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- Nineteen people have died in the districts of Mokokchung and Tuensang over two days after consuming suspected spurious liquor.
- Police have formed a Special Investigation Team to probe the source and supply chain of the illicit alcohol.
- Authorities have arrested 19 individuals and seized approximately 3,000 bottles of liquor.
- Nagaland has maintained a prohibition on alcohol since 1990.
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- Forensic investigation results for the liquor samples sent to Guwahati
- Outcome of the Special Investigation Team probe into the illicit supply chain
- Further arrests related to the illicit liquor network
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NamedIndia · Mokokchung · Nagaland · Tuensang · I. Banglang Chang · Police · Vesupra Kezo
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