Darbhanga Police Smash Liquor Racket: 17 Arrested in 24-Hour Blitz
Darbhanga Police arrested 17 people and seized over 280 liters of illicit liquor in a massive 24-hour law and order drive.
In a massive effort to tighten the grip on law and order, the Darbhanga police liquor crackdown has resulted in the arrest of 17 individuals and the seizure of a significant quantity of illicit alcohol within a single 24-hour window.
Massive Seizure of Illicit Alcohol
Security forces launched coordinated operations across multiple police station jurisdictions to weed out illegal activities. The raids proved successful, leading to the recovery of a total of 282.58 liters of prohibited liquor. The seized haul consists of:
- Foreign Liquor: 235.26 liters
- Country-made Liquor: 47.32 liters
Following the operation, all 17 accused individuals were apprehended and have since been sent to judicial custody.
Beyond the Raids: Cleaning Up Pending Cases
The police drive was not limited to liquor seizures alone. Authorities utilized the momentum to clear a backlog of legal proceedings and ensure that fugitives and defaulters were held accountable. The crackdown included:
- Execution of 16 bailable warrants.
- Execution of 16 non-bailable warrants.
- Initiation of 9 attachment proceedings against properties.
Administrative Efficiency and Traffic Enforcement
While the primary focus remained on crime prevention, the department also expedited essential administrative services. During this period, the police processed 37 character verification reports and completed 7 passport verifications for citizens.
Simultaneously, a rigorous vehicle inspection campaign was carried out to curb traffic violations. This effort resulted in the collection of 360,500 rupees in fines from motorists who failed to adhere to traffic regulations.
Key Takeaways from the Operation
It is notable that while the liquor seizure and arrests were significant, no firearms, cartridges, or vehicles were confiscated during these specific raids.
Reaffirming their commitment to public safety and service, the Darbhanga Police have urged the general public to remain vigilant and immediately dial 112 in the event of any emergency.