The second phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024 is going to be held on 26 April. Earlier, voting for the first phase has taken place on 102 Lok Sabha seats on 19 April. Let us tell you that the 18th
What happens to the seized liquor? Let us tell you that the elections Apart from cash, a huge quantity of liquor is also seized during the operation. Often leaders distribute liquor to woo voters in rural areas. During this, the security personnel confiscate the liquor brought illegally during the investigation. However, if the liquor is purchased legally with the bill and in the correct quantity, it is released. But if carried without papers, it is confiscated. Let us tell you that all the liquor found during the elections is first deposited at one place. After which it is destroyed together. You must have seen many such photos, in which a large number of bottles are kept in the field at one place and they are crushed and destroyed with a road roller. Cash seized /p> Let us tell you that black money is mostly used during elections. Therefore the police seize black money during raids and investigations. Apart from this, the police investigate suspicious vehicles and people. During this period, if people carry more cash than the limit, the police confiscate it. However, during this time, the money which is withdrawn legally and has a bill and receipt, is also released by the police. Let us tell you that whatever cash is seized by the police during the elections, it is handed over to the Income Tax Department. However, the person from whom the police recovers the cash can claim it later. The money is returned to him if it is found to be valid. Also read: Flying Drones at Weddings: Is permission required for flying drones at weddings? Know the rules
