Acting on a tip off, police raided a place in the village and seized 280 cartons of IMFL from a truck. The truck driver and its cleaner were arrested, Senior Superintendent of Police Vivek Kumar said.
The police also seized five other vehicles.
The 280 cartons - containing IMFL made in Haryana - were supposed to be distributed in different parts of the district and its adjoining areas with the help of these seized vehicles, a police official said.
As per the new liquor law, both the persons could attract a minimum 10 years of jail term which may extend to imprisonment for life besides a minimum fine of Rs 1 lakh which may extend to Rs 10 lakh.
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