Police received a tip about illegal drug storage. After that, teams raided locations in Chitragupt Nagar and Musallahpur. During the operation, officers seized 67,050 narcotic injections and 5,760 bottles of codeine cough syrup. Officials say the drugs were meant for illegal sale.

The Bihar narcotics seizure became more shocking when police found 35 anti-snake venom injections. Government hospitals usually use these medicines to treat snakebite victims. Police are now checking how these injections entered the illegal market.

Police arrested Arnav Kumar and Chotu Kumar during the raid. Officers suspect a bigger drug network behind the case. They also seized a car, two bikes, a scooter, and several mobile phones.

The investigation is still ongoing.

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Police conducted the operation after receiving secret information about immoral activities taking place inside marriage halls near a temple area in Gopalganj district. As the team arrived and began checking the premises, panic spread among those present. Several people tried to escape, but police managed to detain many of them.

Authorities found dozens of men and women in suspicious circumstances during the raid. Police also recovered mobile phones, bikes, and other items from the location. Officers said some individuals failed to provide valid identification documents during questioning.

Officials sealed the marriage halls and started legal action against the owners and operators. Police are now interrogating those detained to determine their roles in the alleged racket.

Investigators believe the Marriage Hall Sex Racket Busted case may involve an organized network. Further investigation is ongoing, and more arrests could follow.

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According to police, the latest case came from Sasaram in Rohtas district. The victim met the woman through middlemen who arranged the marriage. The wedding took place legally at a court, making it look genuine.

Soon after the ceremony, the bride and her associates took the groom shopping and demanded cash and online payments. The victim paid nearly ₹3 lakh, believing it was part of wedding expenses. After that, the bride asked to stop at the railway station and suddenly disappeared.

The groom later realized he had been cheated and filed a complaint. Police acted quickly and arrested the woman along with one accomplice. Officers recovered cash and mobile phones used in the scam.

Police said the gang of fraudulent brides in Bihar used fake names and addresses. They moved from one district to another to avoid detection. Investigators believe more victims may come forward.

The police have warned people to verify details carefully before agreeing to marriage proposals through unknown agents.

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