Despite the liquor prohibition in Bihar, a liquor party was busted at a hotel in Kishanganj. Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the hotel and arrested three individuals. The incident occurred late at night in a hotel within Kishanganj city, where several people were found consuming alcohol illegally. Police received intelligence about the illicit activity, prompting an immediate raid by a dedicated team.

During the raid, police apprehended three individuals and recovered bottles of liquor manufactured in West Bengal. It was confirmed that the alcohol had been smuggled from the neighboring state, directly violating Bihar's prohibition law. The arrested individuals are currently being interrogated to identify other persons involved in the illicit trade and to uncover the supply chain of the smuggled alcohol.

The Superintendent of Police stated that strict action would be taken not only against those consuming alcohol but also against the hotel management. Hotel management is responsible for preventing any illegal activities on their premises. If complicity or negligence on the part of the hotel management is found, action will be initiated against them under the Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act, which includes provisions for sealing the hotel and imposing heavy fines.

This incident once again raises questions about the effective implementation of the liquor prohibition law in Bihar and highlights the ongoing challenge of alcohol smuggling from neighboring states. Police and excise departments are continuously striving to curb such activities, but smugglers persist in finding new ways to circumvent the law. Further investigation in this case is ongoing, and authorities assert that no culprits will be spared.