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A state in Eastern India: Despite prohibition in the state, cases of liquor smuggling are not taking the name of stopping. The latest case is of Arrah railway station where liquor has been seized from an unclaimed bag in train number 12392 Shramjeevi Express. Remind you that more than six years have passed since liquor ban in the state, but the game of liquor smuggling is not taking the name of stopping. Smugglers are adopting new tactics to bring liquor in the state.
Rail station and RPF police were jointly running the investigation operation
Uttar Pradesh made liquor has been raided and recovered by Railway Police Administration from the bogie of 12392 Shramjeevi Express train at Arrah railway station, the police got this success from platform number one. In this case, the railway station police recovered the liquor and registered a case against unknown people, according to railway sources, on Friday, on Ambedkar Jayanti and Ganga Snan, the railway station and the RPF police jointly conducted a checking campaign from the platform to the trains. During the said checking campaign, the railway police administration got success, tell that liquor was being brought hidden in the general bogie of 12392 Shramjeevi Express train coming from New Delhi, when the police got suspicious, they searched the bag from which liquor was recovered. .
Passengers refused to tell the bag as their own
The liquor consignment was received from the train bogie, but the liquor smugglers ran away after dodging the police. It is being told that the police recovered a blue colored backpack containing 2 bottles of Mc Dowells whiskey 750ml, 24 pieces of 8pm tetra pack 180ml English liquor, when asked about the bag, all the passengers there accepted it as their own. Refused to tell. In such a situation, the police had to declare that bag unclaimed. The total quantity of recovered liquor is said to be 5.820 litres, which is foreign, in this regard a case has been registered against Railway Station Case No. 57/23 Bihar Prohibition of Prohibition Amendment Act 2018.
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