In a special drive, the city police booked cases against 122 persons for allegedly consuming alcohol at open places here on Saturday. The city police teams led by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP-Zone I) Aishwarya Rastogi conducted raids. The DCP said that the raids would continue in the city and said that no anti-social activities were reported in the limits of Zone I.

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