The accused, Hemanth alias Dummu, was picked up by a special party of the police in Atmakur forest area of the district in the evening.

Ladakh liquor traders questioned Sonam Wangchuk over targeting liquor for a ban while drug use, smoking and meat consumption remained unaddressed.

The incident took place between 3 pm and 4 pm at the school in Sector 20 on October 28.

Food safety authorities also recovered expired ghee, containers without labels, packaging material, stickers, a packing machine and other equipment.

Traders in CP said the rally had affected business as parking was occupied by participants amid apprehensions of restrictions and congestion.

Police said extensive security arrangements were in place and denied allegations of border restrictions.

The rally was held against the backdrop of the opposition’s campaign against the special intensive revision of electoral rolls by the Election Commission.

Rahul Gandhi warned that legal proceedings could follow, while the BJP accused the opposition of attempting to destabilise the country.

He accused the Congress of spreading negativity, obstructing Parliament and challenging election results selectively, and predicted further electoral losses.