illegal liquor consignment

Police in Dumka seized 141 cartons of liquor, containing 6,768 pouches of whisky, allegedly being transported from West Bengal to Bihar. The driver, Lakha Mahto, was arrested near Dani Nath Temple, revealing the consignment belonged to Manoj Kumar Mandal. The liquor was found hidden beneath empty cartons and tarpaulin.

Consignment arrived from New Delhi, effort on to identify sender, say police

In Bihar, the tough stance on liquor prohibition finds itself in a relentless struggle with liquor smuggling. This has triggered a substantial crackdown with authorities reporting over 9,36,000 cases and the confiscation of vast quantities of illegal spirits

Bihar's liquor ban has only sparked ingenuity among smugglers. They're now disguising alcohol shipments in ambulances, SUVs with secret compartments, even cleverly masked within watermelons and oil tankers. The enforcement agencies face a relentless challenge, yet a bolstered police presence is leading to increased confiscations and ongoing cat-and-mouse games.

Police in Dumka seized a truck containing 8,640 pouches of illegal liquor near Mayurnath on Thursday evening. The driver and cleaner fled after a brief chase. The liquor, marked for sale in Uttar Pradesh, was found hidden under a false platform, suggesting interstate smuggling.

In a dramatic raid on Tuesday morning, the Belsar police disrupted a significant illegal alcohol ring in Vaishali district, confiscating foreign liquor valued at around Rs25 lakh. Enclosed in a cleverly concealed cellar hidden beneath sacks of lime within a truck, officials found 235 cartons of illicit spirits.

Authorities in Daltonganj seized over 4,000 liters of illegal foreign liquor, valued at Rs 42 lakh, in a pre-Holi crackdown. One person was arrested, while four others remain at large. The illicit stock was discovered in a village house, which had been converted into an illegal depot.