Patna: Police in Bihar are conducting continuous operations to nab liquor traders. Even the police are using drone cameras to catch the drunkards. In Hajipur in Bihar, the police are also conducting operations against liquor traders. Police are reaching out to illegal liquor dens with the help of drone cameras in deserted areas. Not only that, seeing the police drone, the criminals were seen running away. 
 
Drone cameras are being continuously used to keep a watch on illegal liquor vends in deserted areas in Diara of Hajipur. After tracing the location with the help of drone cameras, raids are also done. As usual, the police on Friday flew a drone camera in search of liquor traders in the Diara area. The picture of people associated with the illegal trade of liquor was found in the drone. So they started running. Thereafter, they were chased through drones. Due to this, the drone crashed.
 
The inspector Shankar Singh said the drone had gone out of the network. The wind was also quite strong. The direction of the drone in the air went astray and the drone fell into the river Ganga and could not be controlled. Subsequently, the team was seen carrying out a search operation in the Diara area in search of the drone, but the drone could not be found till late in the evening. Babloo, a liquor smuggler, was arrested by the police at Goraul in Vaishali, Bihar. The police had received information that the criminal Babloo was involved in liquor smuggling and was keeping liquor in his house. Police raided the spot and seized 32 bottles of liquor from the house of the accused and sent him to jail. But after four months, after being released on bail, Bablu attacked a relative living with him in his house. It is being said that Babloo suspected that his relative had done Mukhbari. Police have registered a case on the complaint of both parties.

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