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Alcohol With Methanol Used To Make Toxic Liquor That Killed 20: Punjab Cops
Alcohol containing methanol content was used for making spurious liquor which left 20 people dead in Punjab's Sangrur district, police said on Saturday.
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Toxic Liquor Deaths In Punjab's Sangrur Rises To 20, Special Probe Ordered
The death count due to the suspected consumption of spurious liquor in Punjab's Sangrur district has climbed to twenty, with six more persons succumbing, officials said today.
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Bikram Majithia's Attack On Police Attempt To "Exploit" Hooch Tragedy: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday said Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Bikram Singh Majithia's attack on the state police chief is a "shameful attempt" to "exploit" the hooch tragedy and push his party's "political agenda" with an eye on next assembly polls.
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Amarinder Singh "Lost Mental Balance", Says Congress MP In Punjab Feud
Congress MP Pratap Singh Bajwa on Wednesday said that Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh "has lost his mental balance" because he was questioned on 121 deaths in hooch tragedy by his own party leaders.
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None Will Be Spared: Amarinder Singh To Hooch Tragedy Victims' Families
Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Friday said that perpetrators for hooch tragedy would not be spared at any cost and properties of those responsible would be confiscated.
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Punjab Police Launches Action Against Alleged Liquor Modules
The Punjab police Thursday launched action against several illicit liquor mafia modules as part of a statewide crackdown following over 100 deaths in a recent hooch tragedy.
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Charge Those Directly Involved In Hooch Tragedy For Murder: Amarinder Singh To Top Cop
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday directed the state police chief to charge those directly involved in the hooch tragedy that has claimed 113 lives, for murder.
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"Sheer Murder, Won't Spare Killers": Punjab Chief Minister On Toxic Liquor Deaths
Under fire from the opposition over the spurious liquor tragedy that has claimed over 110 lives, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today said no one will be spared if found complicit in the hooch deaths.
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BJP MP Sunny Deol Seeks "Fair, Impartial" Probe Into Punjab Hooch Tragedy
BJP MP and actor Sunny Deol on Monday sought an impartial probe into the hooch tragedy in Punjab that claimed more than 100 lives.
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Six More Die In Punjab From Toxic Liquor; Death Count Rises To 110
The deaths in the Punjab hooch tragedy rose to 110 with six more people reported dead after drinking toxic liquor, officials said on Monday.
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Survivors Of Punjab Hooch Tragedy Troubled By Low Vision, Uneasiness
I have not been able to see properly ever since I drank spurious liquor, says Tilak Raj, one of the survivors of the Punjab hooch tragedy that has killed 98 till Sunday.
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Death Count Rises To 104 In Punjab Hooch Tragedy
The number of deaths in the Punjab hooch tragedy rose to 104 on Sunday with 18 more people reported dead after drinking toxic liquor, an official said.
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"Mind Your Business": Amarinder Singh To Arvind Kejriwal On Hooch Deaths
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday hit back at Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal for the demand of a CBI probe into the state's hooch tragedy, saying the AAP leader should "mind his own business".
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Arvind Kejriwal Calls For CBI Probe Into Punjab's Toxic Liquor Deaths
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal -- whose Aam Aadmi Party is part of the opposition in Congress-ruled Punjab -- has demanded a CBI investigation into the hooch tragedy in the state which has claimed 86 lives. "The case should be handed over to CBI immediately as none of the illicit liquor cases from the last few months have been solved by local...
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86 Dead From Punjab Toxic Liquor, 7 Excise Officials, 6 Cops Suspended
The Punjab hooch tragedy - in which 86 people lost their lives - is the consequence of the Congress-led government's patronage to its leaders, ministers and MLAs for allegedly carrying out illegal liquor trade, Shiromani Akali Dal's Sukhbir Singh Badal alleged on Saturday, demanding Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's resignation.
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Alcohol With Methanol Used To Make Toxic Liquor That Killed 20: Punjab Cops
Alcohol containing methanol content was used for making spurious liquor which left 20 people dead in Punjab's Sangrur district, police said on Saturday.
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Toxic Liquor Deaths In Punjab's Sangrur Rises To 20, Special Probe Ordered
The death count due to the suspected consumption of spurious liquor in Punjab's Sangrur district has climbed to twenty, with six more persons succumbing, officials said today.
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Bikram Majithia's Attack On Police Attempt To "Exploit" Hooch Tragedy: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday said Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Bikram Singh Majithia's attack on the state police chief is a "shameful attempt" to "exploit" the hooch tragedy and push his party's "political agenda" with an eye on next assembly polls.
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Amarinder Singh "Lost Mental Balance", Says Congress MP In Punjab Feud
Congress MP Pratap Singh Bajwa on Wednesday said that Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh "has lost his mental balance" because he was questioned on 121 deaths in hooch tragedy by his own party leaders.
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None Will Be Spared: Amarinder Singh To Hooch Tragedy Victims' Families
Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Friday said that perpetrators for hooch tragedy would not be spared at any cost and properties of those responsible would be confiscated.
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Punjab Police Launches Action Against Alleged Liquor Modules
The Punjab police Thursday launched action against several illicit liquor mafia modules as part of a statewide crackdown following over 100 deaths in a recent hooch tragedy.
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Charge Those Directly Involved In Hooch Tragedy For Murder: Amarinder Singh To Top Cop
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday directed the state police chief to charge those directly involved in the hooch tragedy that has claimed 113 lives, for murder.
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"Sheer Murder, Won't Spare Killers": Punjab Chief Minister On Toxic Liquor Deaths
Under fire from the opposition over the spurious liquor tragedy that has claimed over 110 lives, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today said no one will be spared if found complicit in the hooch deaths.
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BJP MP Sunny Deol Seeks "Fair, Impartial" Probe Into Punjab Hooch Tragedy
BJP MP and actor Sunny Deol on Monday sought an impartial probe into the hooch tragedy in Punjab that claimed more than 100 lives.
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Six More Die In Punjab From Toxic Liquor; Death Count Rises To 110
The deaths in the Punjab hooch tragedy rose to 110 with six more people reported dead after drinking toxic liquor, officials said on Monday.
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Survivors Of Punjab Hooch Tragedy Troubled By Low Vision, Uneasiness
I have not been able to see properly ever since I drank spurious liquor, says Tilak Raj, one of the survivors of the Punjab hooch tragedy that has killed 98 till Sunday.
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Death Count Rises To 104 In Punjab Hooch Tragedy
The number of deaths in the Punjab hooch tragedy rose to 104 on Sunday with 18 more people reported dead after drinking toxic liquor, an official said.
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"Mind Your Business": Amarinder Singh To Arvind Kejriwal On Hooch Deaths
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday hit back at Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal for the demand of a CBI probe into the state's hooch tragedy, saying the AAP leader should "mind his own business".
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Arvind Kejriwal Calls For CBI Probe Into Punjab's Toxic Liquor Deaths
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal -- whose Aam Aadmi Party is part of the opposition in Congress-ruled Punjab -- has demanded a CBI investigation into the hooch tragedy in the state which has claimed 86 lives. "The case should be handed over to CBI immediately as none of the illicit liquor cases from the last few months have been solved by local...
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86 Dead From Punjab Toxic Liquor, 7 Excise Officials, 6 Cops Suspended
The Punjab hooch tragedy - in which 86 people lost their lives - is the consequence of the Congress-led government's patronage to its leaders, ministers and MLAs for allegedly carrying out illegal liquor trade, Shiromani Akali Dal's Sukhbir Singh Badal alleged on Saturday, demanding Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's resignation.
