A massive “Special Preventive Campaign” led by Excise Commissioner Namit Mehta has successfully disrupted major illicit liquor networks across Rajasthan. Over a span of just 12 days (May 1 to May 12, 2026), the department has intensified its crackdown through strategic checkpoints, patrols, and targeted raids.

Key Campaign Statistics (May 1–12, 2026)

The department’s latest report highlights a significant blow to the manufacturing and smuggling sectors of the illegal liquor trade:

Breakdown of Seized Contraband

The operation successfully intercepted various categories of illegal alcohol, preventing substantial revenue loss and potential health hazards:

• Indian-Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL): 3,921 liters seized, valued at approximately ₹40.17 lakh.
• Country Liquor: 4,419 liters seized, valued at approximately ₹11.86 lakh.
• Hand-Tapped (Hathkad) Liquor: 7,845 liters seized, with numerous illegal furnaces destroyed in districts like Alwar, Jhalawar, Dausa, and Jaipur.
• Beer: 1,562 liters seized, valued at ₹3.53 lakh.

Regional Impact: Major Success in Udaipur and Hanumangarh

The campaign saw its most significant breakthroughs in the Udaipur and Hanumangarh districts, where combined seizures totaled ₹1.25 crore in illegal English spirits. Authorities also reported high-intensity raids in Rajsamand and Jodhpur, where thousands of liters of raw material (wash) were destroyed on-site to dismantle local production rings.

Expert Analysis: The Importance of Strategic Enforcement

This sustained pressure by the Excise Department serves a dual purpose: securing state revenue and protecting public health by preventing the circulation of potentially toxic, unregulated alcohol. Commissioner Mehta’s “Zero Tolerance” mandate ensures that both the logistics (vehicles) and the production (furnaces/wash) of these criminal networks are being targeted simultaneously.

Disclaimer: This report is based on official data and press briefings provided by the Rajasthan Excise Department regarding the Special Preventive Campaign 2026.

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Under the direct supervision of Excise Commissioner Namit Mehta, the Rajasthan Excise Department has executed one of its most significant operations against illegal liquor smuggling. High-value consignments of Indian-Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL), estimated to be worth ₹1.25 crore, were intercepted in the Udaipur and Hanumangarh districts.

1. Hanumangarh: ₹90 Lakh Stock Hidden Under Industrial Waste

Acting on precise intelligence, the EPF (Excise Preventive Force) intercepted a 12-wheeled truck on the Bharatmala Expressway in the Sangaria sector.

• The Tactic: Smugglers had concealed the liquor beneath hundreds of bags filled with castor seed husks (arandi ka chhilka).
• The Seizure: 1,070 cartons containing 12,840 bottles of Punjab-made whisky (including Royal Challenge, Royal Stag, and All Seasons).
• The Route: The consignment originated in Punjab and was transiting through Rajasthan, destined for Gujarat.
• Arrest: The driver, identified as Mangalaram Bishnoi, was taken into custody.

2. Udaipur: ₹35 Lakh Seizure from ‘Secret Cabin’ Truck

In a separate strategic operation in the Kherwara region, officials intercepted a container truck at the Khandi Obri toll plaza.

• The Tactic: The vehicle featured a sophisticated concealed cabin hidden behind the wheel caps and false walls.
• The Seizure: 330 cartons of Chandigarh-made spirits (market value approx. ₹30 lakh). A second operation in the same area led to the recovery of an additional ₹5 lakh worth of whisky.
• Arrest: The driver, Masri Kodiyatar, a resident of Porbandar, Gujarat, was arrested on the spot.

Commissioner’s Mandate: ‘Zero Tolerance’

Excise Commissioner Namit Mehta has reinforced a “Zero Tolerance” policy across the state. During a recent review, he issued a stern warning to department officials:

• Accountability: Strict departmental action will be taken against officers who fail to effectively curb the illegal manufacturing and smuggling of liquor in their jurisdictions.
• Revenue Protection: Illicit smuggling from neighboring states like Punjab and Haryana causes massive losses to the state treasury. These operations are part of a broader effort to secure government revenue and ensure public safety.

The Operational Team

The successful raids were led by Additional Excise Commissioner Pradeep Singh Sangawat, EPF Deputy Commissioner Pradyuman Singh Chundawat, and District Excise Officer Aadram Dahiya, along with dedicated inspectors and guards from the Kherwara and Sangaria wings.

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Which responsible officer/department is responsible for the maintenance of this public toilet, built at a cost of millions of rupees? The Community Health Center or the municipal administration? Visitors have no information about who is responsible for cleanliness.

There are no doors and no water supply.

The condition of this hospital toilet is so deplorable that neither the doors are secure nor is there any water supply. Due to the lack of doors and water, female patients and their families are facing the most embarrassment and inconvenience. There’s no water in the toilet, leaving it filthy and rotting. Currently, these toilets are unusable.

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Due to poor sanitation, an unbearable stench permeates the entire premises. The filth presents a constant threat of infectious diseases. Patients seeking treatment say they come here to heal, but the state of the toilets makes them fear they might become more ill.

The condition of the well-maintained toilets adjacent to this public toilet is also deplorable.

Right in the eyes of those responsible, yet why is it ignored?

Surprisingly, despite the hospital administration and relevant officials passing by daily, no attention is being paid to this issue. It is reported that verbal complaints have been made several times regarding the hospital’s unsanitary conditions, but the situation remains the same.

When the National Journalists’ Association received information from some aware individuals regarding this serious problem, journalists associated with the organization are highlighting the deplorable condition of the public toilet.

Through the media, they are demanding that the concerned authorities/departments resolve this serious problem as soon as possible. Now it remains to be seen whether the concerned authorities/departments will pay any attention to improving the deplorable condition of the public toilet, or will the Swachh Bharat Mission continue to be flouted in this manner?

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