Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers booked for serving liquor without licence in Indore
Police in Indore, India, have booked the brothers of the late Raja Raghuvanshi for operating a dhaba that served liquor without a valid license. The family has been under public scrutiny following a high-profile murder investigation earlier this year.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing local law enforcement efforts to regulate hospitality businesses and the continued public interest in a family involved in a major criminal case.
INDORE: The family of Raja Raghuvanshi, whose murder in Meghalaya made national headlines, is back in the news after Rau police booked his brother Sachin Raghuvanshi and others for allegedly serving liquor to customers without a valid licence at the family’s dhaba on CAT Road.DCP Narendra Rawat said the action was taken during a checking drive of hotels, dhabas and lodges in the Rau area. During the inspection of Raja Bhoj Dhaba, police allegedly found customers being served liquor without the required licence.
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