Vadodara Police Destroy Liquor Worth ₹2 Crore in Darjipura

A large quantity of liquor worth around ₹2 crore was destroyed in Vadodara, Gujarat, following a court order. The action took place in the Darjipura area on Friday, October 23, in the presence of officials from the concerned departments. The seized liquor was destroyed in an open area using heavy machines.

The liquor had been seized by several police stations under DCP Zone-4 in Vadodara. These included Karelibag, Harni, Bapod and Sama police stations. The authorities carried out the destruction after receiving permission from the court. 

Court Order Leads to Liquor Destruction

The liquor had been kept in an open space in Darjipura before the destruction process began. Officials from the concerned departments were present at the site to oversee the action. The move was part of the process to dispose of liquor seized by the police.

JCB machines and rollers were used to crush the liquor bottles. As the machines moved over the bottles, large amounts of liquor spilled onto the ground. The scene looked like a river of liquor flowing across the open space.

The action highlights the continued efforts of Vadodara police to dispose of seized liquor through the legal process. However, the available information does not specify the total number of bottles destroyed or the period during which the liquor was seized.