In a significant crackdown on liquor prohibition, a minor has been apprehended in the Gayaji area with 40 liters of illicit country-made liquor. During the same operation, police also arrested three other individuals found in an intoxicated state. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts by the police to curb illegal liquor trade and consumption in and around Gayaji.

Acting on a tip-off regarding the sale and consumption of illegal liquor in the Gayaji region, police teams conducted a raid. The operation resulted in the on-the-spot arrest of a minor, who was found in possession of 40 liters of country liquor. This substantial quantity suggests the minor was being exploited in the illegal liquor trade.

Furthermore, three other individuals were arrested from the scene, all of whom were found to be heavily intoxicated. All arrested individuals have been taken into custody for further legal proceedings. The seized 40 liters of liquor has also been confiscated by the police. Authorities stated that interrogations of the minor and the other arrested individuals are underway to identify the main perpetrators and their network behind this illegal liquor business.

Police administration in Gaya district is continuously striving to strictly enforce the liquor prohibition law. Such arrests and liquor seizures indicate that illegal liquor trade continues, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas. Police have affirmed that they will continue such operations to ensure full compliance with the prohibition law and protect society from the ill effects of alcohol. The incident has also sparked discussions among local residents about how minors are being pushed into such illicit activities.