CM Nitish Kumar said that this would be a lesson for those confused about the deaths of 19 people who consumed poisonous liquor at Khajurbani in Gopalganj, Bihar. The message goes and people avoid being confused.
After the TPS college program, the Chief Minister of the Police and Excise Department was monitoring the issue of liquor bans every day, the chief minister told the media. Action will be taken on who is confused.
Tell us that nine of the 13 accused were hanged and four women were sentenced to life imprisonment on Friday in the famous Khajurbani poisoning case in the state’s Gopalganj district. ADJ-2’s Special Judge (Product) Lavkush Kumar’s court sentenced four women to a fine of Rs 10 lakh each.
Seven persons and respondents have testified at the trial of Bihar’s famous Khajurbani poisoning case for nearly four and a half years. On February 26, 13 of the 14 people were convicted. The accused Eclipse Pasi is already dead.
Bihar’s first death sentence for poisonous liquor case
He was sentenced to death by the court for the first time in Bihar in the Khazurbani poisoning liquor scandal. In the past, the accused have been sentenced to maximum life imprisonment in cases involving liquor in different districts.
Learn about the Khajurbani scam
I tell you that in August 2016, 19 people were killed by poisonous liquor at Gajalganj Police Station Khajurbani while 10-12 people lost vision. Police have raided the case and seized large quantities of poisonous liquor in Khajurbani. After recovering from the liquor, an FIR was lodged with the statement of the then Police Station Chief BP Alok. The investigation began after police filed a charge sheet. An FIR has been filed against 14 people in this case. After the Khajurbani incident, all the police in the city police station have been suspended. He was subsequently dismissed from service by the state government. However, on February 4, 2021, the High Court overturned the order to dismiss the police.
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