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Crime
Bihar Police Nab 1,142 Criminals in Two-Day Operation, Seize Weapons and Alcohol
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 02 Sep 2026, 05:48 PM
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In a concentrated operation on 30 and 31 August, Bihar police arrested 1,142 wanted offenders, seized 13 illegal weapons, 116 cartridges, over 11,000 litres of liquor and a large quantity of drugs.
The Bihar Police launched a focused operation over two days, culminating in the arrest of 1,142 individuals listed as wanted suspects. The sweep also yielded 13 illegal firearms and 116 cartridges, indicating a significant crackdown on illicit arms. In addition, authorities seized more than 11,000 litres of alcohol, pointing to a large-scale illegal distillery or smuggling network. A sizeable quantity of drugs was also recovered, further underscoring the breadth of the operation.
The arrests were part of a broader strategy to curb organized crime in the state. Police officials said the operation targeted individuals involved in various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and illegal liquor production. The seized assets are expected to be processed under the relevant legal framework.
Law enforcement agencies highlighted the success of the operation as a testament to their commitment to maintaining public safety. The arrests and confiscations are expected to disrupt criminal networks operating across Bihar.
The police have announced that investigations will continue to identify and dismantle any remaining elements of the criminal syndicates involved.
The arrests were part of a broader strategy to curb organized crime in the state. Police officials said the operation targeted individuals involved in various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and illegal liquor production. The seized assets are expected to be processed under the relevant legal framework.
Law enforcement agencies highlighted the success of the operation as a testament to their commitment to maintaining public safety. The arrests and confiscations are expected to disrupt criminal networks operating across Bihar.
The police have announced that investigations will continue to identify and dismantle any remaining elements of the criminal syndicates involved.