Police Seize 744 Cans of Beer in Singvad

In a recent operation in the Singvad area of Gujarat, police seized a large quantity of beer. On May 31, at around 1 PM, police received a tip-off about illegal liquor sales in the village of Sakariya. Officers from the Randhipur police station acted promptly. They conducted a raid near the house of a local named Dhamor Prabhat Saiyba. During the search, they found 20 cartons of beer, each containing 480 cans, along with an additional 264 loose cans. In total, the officers confiscated 744 cans of beer. This amount is equivalent to 372 litres of beer, with an estimated value of ₹85,560 (around £1,000). The beer was identified as ‘Mount 6000 Original Super Strong Beer’ with a 500 mL capacity. No suspects were found at the scene during the raid. The police have initiated further investigations into this case. This incident highlights ongoing issues with illegal alcohol trade in rural areas of Gujarat. The local community has expressed concern over the rising number of illegal liquor activities, calling for increased police surveillance and action. Residents hope that such operations will help curb the problem and promote safety in the area. The authorities encourage anyone with information about illegal activities to come forward and report them. As the investigation continues, local police are working to strengthen their efforts against the illegal liquor trade in Singvad and surrounding areas. The police urge community members to stay vigilant and help in reporting suspicious activities. This incident serves as a reminder of the need for ongoing efforts to combat illegal alcohol sales, which can lead to a range of social issues. By working together, local residents and law enforcement can create a safer environment for everyone in the community.