Dilkhush Kumar Mahto Arrested with Two Bottles of English Liquor During Raid Near Patori Seva Ashram School; Station House Officer Sanjay Kumar Satyarthi States Action Taken on Secret Information

Saharsa/Behra: To strictly enforce the prohibition law in Bihar and completely clamp down on the illegal liquor trade, the state police are continuously appearing in action mode. In this sequence, a major and successful action-related news story has come to light from the Behra police station area of Saharsa district. Acting on secret information, the Behra police station conducted a prompt raiding operation and apprehended a smuggler with a large quantity of English liquor near the Patori Seva Ashram School.

The arrested accused has been identified as Dilkhush Kumar Mahto, from whom the police recovered two bottles of English liquor. Following this action, panic has spread among liquor smugglers in the area, while the police have engaged in investigating other networks associated with this trade.

What is the Full Matter? Prompt Police Raid on Secret Information

According to received details, the Behra police station had received reliable information through its intelligence network and secret sources that suspicious individuals near the Patori Seva Ashram School within the police station area were planning to buy, sell, or smuggle English liquor illegally.

Formation of Raiding Team: Upon receiving the secret information, the Station House Officer (SHO) formed a special raiding team (red team) for prompt action without wasting a single moment. Maintaining complete secrecy, the police team suddenly surrounded the identified spot—near the Patori Seva Ashram School.

Arrest of Smuggler and Recovery: Seeing the police force suddenly close to him, the suspicious youth present there panicked and tried to flee, but alert police personnel showed promptness and nabbed him on the spot. When the detained youth was searched, two bottles of high-brand English liquor were recovered from his possession.

Statement of Station House Officer Sanjay Kumar Satyarthi and Further Legal Action

Giving information regarding this successful raid and arrest, Behra Station House Officer Sanjay Kumar Satyarthi told the media that the police had received secret information that a consignment of illegal liquor had been delivered near the Patori Seva Ashram School.

Case Registered Under Bihar Prohibition Act: SHO Sanjay Kumar Satyarthi clarified that an FIR has been registered against the arrested accused Dilkhush Kumar Mahto under the relevant sections of the Excise Act (Bihar Prohibition and Excise Amendment Act). The police are trying to find out where he brought this liquor from and whom it was planned to be sold to.

Criminal History and Search for Syndicate: The police are now also investigating whether Dilkhush Kumar Mahto has been involved in such illegal businesses in the past. Along with this, the police are interrogating him rigorously to reach the main kingpin of this illegal liquor syndicate so that this network of illegal liquor in the Behra police station area can be uprooted.

Panic Spread in the Area Due to Police Action

Despite prohibition in Bihar, this tough stance of the police against antisocial elements and smugglers carrying out this illegal business covertly is being considered highly commendable. Local intellectual citizens and social workers, praising this action by the Behra police station, have stated that such campaigns will curb tendencies of crime and intoxication in society.

The police administration has once again made it clear that lawbreakers will not be spared under any circumstances, and such strict and prompt actions on secret information will continue in the future as well.