In a commendable display of swift action prompted by confidential information, the Jamshedpur Police successfully executed a targeted operation, resulting in the seizure of a substantial quantity of illegal counterfeit English liquor. This clandestine mission unfolded near Haldipokhar Railway Station, falling under the jurisdiction of the Kowali police station.

Responding promptly to undisclosed intelligence, law enforcement authorities descended upon a residential property, unearthing not only a significant cache of illicit fake English liquor but also a trove of incriminating evidence. Among the confiscated items were empty liquor bottles, bottle caps, and a sophisticated bottle-sealing machine, indicative of a well-organized operation.

The covert operation underscores the commitment of the Jamshedpur Police to combating illicit activities within the community and upholding public safety. The confiscated materials serve as crucial evidence in ongoing investigations aimed at identifying the individuals responsible and dismantling any potential networks involved in the production and distribution of counterfeit goods.

Authorities are currently engaged in a meticulous examination of the seized items, leveraging forensic expertise to gather valuable insights into the origins and methods employed by the perpetrators. The ultimate goal is to bring those culpable to justice and disrupt any illicit operations that pose a threat to the well-being of the community.

This successful operation stands as a testament to the proactive measures adopted by law enforcement to protect the public from the harmful consequences of illegal activities. The Jamshedpur Police remain vigilant, emphasizing their dedication to maintaining law and order, and sending a clear message that they are actively monitoring and responding to any intelligence that may compromise public welfare.

As the investigation unfolds, residents and stakeholders can rest assured that the authorities are committed to ensuring the safety and security of the community, and that any breaches of the law will be met with swift and decisive action.

IMFL) licensed shops, 51 country-made liquor shops and 15 spicy liquor shops. Notably, the steel city has a history of manufacturing duplicate liquor as the district police had in the past busted several rackets of duplicate liquor manufacturing units, especially from the localities like Bagbera, Jugsalai and Kadma.

An official noted that illicit liquor is a hugely profitable industry where bootleggers pay no taxes and sell enormous quantities of their product. He said that there is a need to restrict extensive abuse of the intoxicant in order to reduce untoward incidents in the society. He also sought cooperation from all sections of the society in the efforts to reduce and restrict abuse of liquor.