Muzaffarpur: A shocking news has come out from the Rampur Hari police station premises in the district. A luxury vehicle seized with alcohol from here has mysteriously disappeared. This incident has stirred up the police department and the matter is raising serious questions on the functioning of the police.

What is the whole matter?
According to the information, in the past, the police of Rampur Hari police station seized a luxury vehicle with 65 liters of liquor from Mal Toli village in the police station area. According to the rules, the seized liquor was kept in the Malkhana, but this expensive vehicle caught with liquor was parked in the police station premises. Surprisingly, this vehicle was stolen from the police station premises. The police got a glimpse of this when the car was not found in its place.

SSP strict, investigation team constituted
On receiving the information of this incident, SSP Sushil Kumar of Muzaffarpur has taken a tough stand. He has given instructions to take strict action, considering it as a gross negligence of the police. SSP Sushil Kumar has formed a special team to investigate the entire case. He has given a clear warning that strict action will be taken against whichever policemen will be found guilty in the investigation. The SSP said that this is a serious matter and it will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

Question on police functioning
The theft of the vehicle from the police station premises raises a big question on the security system and functioning of the police. If the vehicles are not safe in the police station premises, then what will happen to the protection of the property of common people? This incident shows how careless the policemen are about their duty. At present, the police is looking for the missing luxury vehicle and the investigation team is also working fast so that this mystery can be resolved as soon as possible and action can be taken against the culprits. This incident has once again highlighted the business of illegal liquor and the increasing number of crimes related to it even after prohibition in Bihar.