Raid Uncovers Illegal Liquor Supply Network in Seraikela
A significant seizure of illegal Goa liquor was made in Gamharia, with operators fleeing the scene during the raid.
Key Points:
- 1138 bottles of Goa liquor seized in Kamalpur village.
- Illegal liquor supply network uncovered in Gamharia.
- Authorities begin proceedings to apprehend suspects.
SERAIKELA – Acting on the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner, the Excise Department conducted a major raid in Kamalpur village under Gamharia police station. The operation, led by Sub-Inspector Akhilesh Kumar, resulted in the seizure of 1138 bottles of Goa-made liquor. This liquor, banned for sale in Jharkhand, was stored in a mud house turned warehouse.
Operation Details and Escape
The raid exposed a significant illegal supply chain distributing Goa liquor across Jharkhand. The sudden arrival of the authorities caused chaos, allowing the operators—identified as Gautam Kaivarto, Govind Kaivarto, and Prahlad Kaivarto—to flee.
Longstanding Illicit Operations
Local sources revealed that the village has been a hub for illegal liquor trade for an extended period. Officials confirmed a case has been registered against the absconding operators, and efforts are underway to apprehend them.
Focus on Compliance and Enforcement
The department has intensified efforts to dismantle such illegal networks. A senior official remarked, “This operation highlights our commitment to curbing illicit trade and enforcing law and order.”
