• Download mobile app
05 Jun 2026, Edition - 3979, Friday

Trending Now

  • “CM Vijay has presented 436 schemes. He has introduced long-term development initiatives under the name ‘Vetri Tamilagam’.” – Minister Nirmal Kumar
  • “The party I am going to launch will contest the next election in TN. There is no second opinion about that.” – Annamalai
  • “Annamalai’s allegation against the national leadership is incorrect. BJP has not been affected in any way by his departure from the party.” – TN BJP President Nainar Nagendran
  • “A new political mask without the names BJP and RSS, launched with Amit Shah’s approval and Modi’s blessings.” – Congress MP Manickam Tagore indirectly criticized Annamalai’s new party
  • The Chennai Meteorological Centre has issued an Orange Alert for very heavy rainfall today in the districts of Nilgiris and Covai

Coimbatore

Inspector placed under suspension for hiding seized liquor bottles

Covai Post Network

Share

An inspector attached to a city police station was placed under suspension for reportedly keeping to himself a major portion of liquor bottles seized a week ago, during the period of mourning of the death of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.

Murali, the inspector from Peelamedu station, led a team to monitor whether all Government-run liquor outlets were closed on December 6 in the area and noticed that one Suresh had kept 1,400 bottles behind a liquor shop for illegal sales, police said.

After seizing all the bottles, Murali arrested Suresh and recorded the seizure of only 192 bottles, keeping the remaining bottles to himself. Suresh was let out on bail the following day, even as Murali did not return the remaining bottles nor show them on record, police said.

Based on a complaint on the issue, City Police Commissioner A Amalraj ordered an inquiry against Murali. Since he did not provide a satisfactory reply, the inspector was placed under suspension pending inquiry.

In a related development, the Commissioner also placed under suspension a Head Constable attached to the Intelligence Section for failing to bring the issue to the notice of higher-ups.

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

COIMBATORE WEATHER