Chandauli News: The Chandauli Police and Railway Protection Force (RPF) jointly achieved a major success and busted the illegal liquor business in the Alinagar police station area. In this action, 109 liters of illicit liquor has been recovered, the estimated price of which has been estimated at Rs 1 lakh 20 thousand. The police have arrested 13 liquor smugglers, including 7 women, from the spot, causing a big attack on the illegal liquor network in the area.
Success in joint campaign
According to the instructions of Superintendent of Police Chandauli, this action was taken as part of a special campaign to curb illegal liquor smuggling. Police team and RPF jointly planned the plan under the efficient guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police Sadar and Jurisdictional PDDU Nagar under the help of Inspector Vinod Kumar Mishra, in -charge of Alinagar police station. Based on accurate information received from the informer, a checking operation was carried out near the Railway Over Bridge in Loco Colony.
Illegal liquor recovered
During this checking, the police team surrounded 13 suspects. A large amount of illicit liquor was recovered from his possession after searching, including English and indigenous liquor of various brands. The list of recovered liquor is as follows:
* 47 bottle 8pm English liquor (every 180 ml)
* 36 Bottle Windsor Domestic Liquor (Each 200 ML)
* 147 bottle after dark English liquor (every 180 ml)
* 10 signature plastic tetra pack English liquor (every 180 ml)
* 109 Officer Choice Tetra Pack English Wine (every 180 ML)
* 210 Blue Lime Country Wine Tetra Pack (Each 200 ML)
* 5 Royal Stag English liquor (every 750 ml)
The total amount of liquor recovered is 109.290 liters, according to Bihar province, about 1 lakh 20 thousand rupees have been estimated.
Thirteen smugglers including seven women arrested
Police arrested 13 liquor smugglers from the spot, including 6 men and 7 women. The arrested persons have been identified as Triloki Rai (24), Vicky Kumar (30), Dharamvir (22), Ranjan Kumar (34), Ranjit Kumar (25), Arvind Singh (51), Kamla Devi (45), Ragini (20), Shimla Devi (40), Sandhya Devi (31), Jahna Khatoon (33), Pooja Kumari (23) and Dulari Devi (55). Most of these smugglers are residents of Vaishali, Aurangabad, Khagaria, Patna and Rohtas districts of Bihar province, while a woman smuggler is a resident of Ghazipur district.
Case registered under Excise Act
On the basis of arrest and recovery, MU in Alinagar police station A case has been registered against all the 13 accused under Section 60 Section 60 Section 60 Excise Act. The police has started further legal action.
