2024-05-11 18:14:01
Gwalior: Criminals have now adopted a new method of smuggling liquor. Now these smugglers are not becoming smugglers but milkmen. A similar case came to light in Gwalior suburb. Even the policemen are surprised to see this.
In fact, when the police in Gwalior stopped a milkman coming on a bike for a general checkup, he was shocked. When the police started interrogating him, it did not take long for his expression to change. Seeing what happened next, even the police were shocked. When the police searched the milk tanks of the accused smuggler, they found liquor instead of milk. At present the police is busy finding out the records of the arrested accused.
Hazira police station in-charge Jitendra Singh Tomar said that he had been receiving information about liquor smuggling for a long time. Police had set up checking to trace him. At the same time, he saw a milkman coming on a motorcycle. She was searched where her milk tanks were filled with quarts of liquor instead of milk. When the quarters were counted their number came to about 450 quarters. Which is equivalent to approximately 10 boxes of liquor. During interrogation of the accused, he was identified as Dharmendra Gurjar, resident of Morena.
When the police interrogated him strictly, he told that he used to bring milk from Morena and liquor from Gwalior. Liquor is cheaper in Gwalior than Morena. Therefore he was also making huge profits. At present, the police is trying to find out for how many days the accused was doing this work.