Indore company director prosecuted over 93 bulk litres of foreign liquor in car
The order records that a car was intercepted in Indore and that 93.390 bulk litres of foreign liquor in 283 bottles were seized. The prosecution linked the car to a company whose director was charged under the M.P. Excise Act. The High Court dismissed her petition to quash the case, so the prosecution continues.
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How we verify →The quash petition stands dismissed and the Excise Act prosecution continues.
What happened
The High Court recorded that "A Skoda Car bearing Registration No.MP-09-WF-9721 was intercepted at 9:30PM on 22.09.2023" near a business-park crossing in Indore.
The High Court recorded that the "search of the car resulted into seizure of 93.390 bulk liters of foreign liquor" packed as "containing in 283 bottles each with 330ML capacity."
The High Court recorded that the driver disclosed the car belonged to a company and the prosecution alleged stock moved from the director's house toward a seed centre on her direction.
The order records no allegation of spurious or poisonous liquor, hooch deaths or violence; the only authenticity point was that "the seized liquor does not bear the Batch Number so the seized liquor cannot be authenticated."
The High Court ruled that "Consequently, the petition under Section 528 of BNSS, 2023 is dismissed."
What the record says
“search of the car resulted into seizure of 93.390 bulk liters of foreign liquor”
Madhya Pradesh High Court, MCRC No. 13874 of 2026, order delivered 2 September 2026, Crime No. 631/2023 — read the full text
No complaining victim
The state prosecuted a person for possessing and moving liquor without a permit, an act with no complaining victim and no alleged poisoning or violence.
What we could not confirm
Excise argued the bottles lacked batch numbers and could not be authenticated; no spurious-liquor or poisoning charge was recorded, but the authentication point is noted.