In Kheda district, Gujarat, police raided a location near the village of Radhu. They found illegal foreign liquor and beer worth ₹6 lakh. The operation took place late at night when police noticed suspicious activity at a veterinary clinic. Bootleggers were seen transferring the liquor into a tractor. Upon seeing the police, the bootleggers fled the scene.
The Kheda city police were on patrol when they arrived at Radhu village. They observed a car parked near the veterinary clinic’s wall. The vehicle was carrying foreign liquor. As the police approached, the bootleggers attempted to escape into the darkness. Despite their efforts, the police managed to seize the liquor, the car, and the tractor, which together were valued at ₹18 lakh.
The police found 960 bottles of foreign liquor valued at ₹5,23,200 and 384 cans of beer worth ₹76,800. The total value of the seized items was ₹6,00,000. Following the raid, Kheda city police registered a case under liquor prohibition laws and are now searching for the fleeing suspects.
Radhu village is located in the central part of Kheda district. The local economy mainly relies on agriculture and animal husbandry. The villagers typically cultivate crops like maize, millet, cotton, and vegetables. The village has basic facilities such as a primary school and a dairy cooperative.
Authorities are committed to curbing illegal liquor trade in the area. The police continue to patrol and monitor suspicious activities to ensure the safety and well-being of the community. This raid is part of a larger effort to enforce liquor bans in Gujarat, which is known for its strict prohibition laws.
In recent years, illegal liquor trade has been a significant issue in many rural areas of Gujarat. The police aim to reduce the prevalence of bootlegging and protect public health. The successful raid in Radhu shows the police’s dedication to combatting this problem.
As the search for the bootleggers continues, police encourage local residents to report any suspicious activities. Community cooperation is vital in the fight against illegal liquor trade. Authorities believe that with increased vigilance, they can create a safer environment for all residents in Kheda district.