Police said the Motihari hooch tragedy exposed a wider network of illegal liquor traders. Investigators found that the accused allegedly ran a fake company in Ghaziabad and supplied toxic spirit through this network. Authorities tracked the suspect after examining supply records and financial transactions.

The hooch tragedy in East Champaran district caused several deaths and left many others sick after they consumed spurious liquor. The toxic drink reportedly contained methanol, a dangerous industrial chemical that can cause blindness or death.

Police teams conducted raids in several cities while tracing the supply chain. Officials said they are now identifying other people involved in the illegal liquor trade. Further arrests may follow as the investigation continues.

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Police said the victims consumed locally made liquor that allegedly contained methanol, a highly toxic chemical often used in industrial products. Soon after drinking it, many people started vomiting and complained of severe health problems. Some victims also lost their eyesight due to poisoning.

The Motihari poisonous liquor case has raised serious concerns about the illegal liquor trade in the region. Police and prohibition teams launched raids and seized large quantities of methanol stored in several containers during the investigation.

Officials said doctors are closely monitoring the condition of the injured patients. Authorities have also started a probe to identify those involved in producing and supplying the toxic liquor.

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According to reports, the child found a bottle inside the old school toilet and drank some of the liquid, believing it was a soft drink. Soon after, his health started worsening and teachers noticed the smell of alcohol from his mouth. This revealed the Liquor Found in School Toilet inside the school premises.

Teachers and villagers searched the building and discovered around 12 cartons of illegal foreign liquor hidden in the old toilet. They immediately informed the police. Officers reached the school, seized the liquor, and launched a search for those responsible.

The child was taken to a hospital for treatment and is now reported to be safe. The incident has raised serious questions about illegal liquor smuggling and safety in schools despite Bihar’s strict liquor prohibition law.

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In the Motihari liquor death case, Turkaulia police station SHO Umashankar Manjhi was suspended for negligence. Police also arrested village chowkidar Bharat Rai along with several others. Officials confirmed that a total of 12 people have been taken into custody for their suspected role in selling or supplying the illicit liquor.

According to police, some victims fell seriously ill after drinking the liquor. Families rushed them to nearby hospitals, but four people died during treatment. Several others received medical care, and authorities suspect that more people may have consumed the same liquor.

Police teams continue to conduct raids in nearby areas to identify others linked to the illegal liquor network. Officials say strict action will follow against anyone involved in the trade.

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Three deaths were reported from the Mashrak area, while two people died in Panapur. Family members said the victims had consumed liquor shortly before their health suddenly worsened. Some victims complained of severe uneasiness and loss of vision before they died.

Local residents said several others in nearby villages also fell sick after drinking the suspected liquor. Many patients are receiving treatment privately in different places.

Police and district officials reached the affected villages and started an investigation. Doctors sent the bodies for post-mortem to confirm the exact cause of death. Officials said the truth will become clear only after medical reports arrive.

The district administration has placed Chapra Sadar Hospital on alert. Authorities have also launched raids to track illegal liquor networks in the region.

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