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Pune hooch case: FDA traces methanol source to Bhiwandi-linked firm, seizes 5,929-kg stock

The Maharashtra FDA has traced the source of methanol allegedly used in the Pune hooch tragedy to a firm linked to Vashi and Bhiwandi, seized 5,929 kg of the chemical, and initiated action against the company owners as the probe into the toxic liquor deaths intensifies

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 According to investigators, the toxic liquor consumed by the victims was being sold for as little as Rs 30 per bottle. Representational pic

According to investigators, the toxic liquor consumed by the victims was being sold for as little as Rs 30 per bottle. Representational pic

In a major breakthrough in the Pune hooch tragedy probe, the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has traced the source of the methanol allegedly used to adulterate spurious liquor, leading to raids and multiple arrests.

The FDA conducted raids on premises linked to Shri Rex International, which operates an office in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, and a warehouse in Bhiwandi. During the operation, officials seized 5,929 kilograms of methanol that was allegedly being stored illegally.

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