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Crime
Gujarat liquor smuggler Mohin Jaiswal dies in Devasa TI murder case, SIT probes
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 06:36 PM
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Mohin Jaiswal, a senior figure in Gujarat's liquor smuggling network, was found dead during the Devasa TI murder investigation, prompting the SIT to question Manish Jaiswal and keep other suspects in remand.
Mohin Jaiswal, identified as a key link in a Gujarat-based liquor smuggling ring, was reported dead while the Devasa TI murder case was under investigation. His death adds a new dimension to an already complex probe involving organized crime and violent crime.
The deceased had been linked to the illegal alcohol trade that operates across the state, and authorities believe his involvement was connected to the Devasa TI incident, which has drawn significant media attention.
Following the development, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has begun questioning Manish Jaiswal, another individual suspected of being part of the same network. Police have also placed the driver identified as Ayshar and a cleaner, among other accused, on remand for further interrogation.
Investigators say the loss of a senior smuggler could affect the momentum of the case, but they remain focused on gathering evidence from the remaining suspects to establish the full scope of the criminal operation.
The deceased had been linked to the illegal alcohol trade that operates across the state, and authorities believe his involvement was connected to the Devasa TI incident, which has drawn significant media attention.
Following the development, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has begun questioning Manish Jaiswal, another individual suspected of being part of the same network. Police have also placed the driver identified as Ayshar and a cleaner, among other accused, on remand for further interrogation.
Investigators say the loss of a senior smuggler could affect the momentum of the case, but they remain focused on gathering evidence from the remaining suspects to establish the full scope of the criminal operation.