Botad lattha kand live: Lattha kand again in Gujarat! So far 36 people have died, state government in action

The death toll in Lathtakand is continuously increasing. With two more people dying during treatment, the toll has crossed 29. If we talk about the details, Rojind has 9, Dhandhuka 9, Polarpur 2, Bhimnath 1, Chadarwa 2, Ranpur 1, Dev Gana 3, Ranpuri. 1, One person has died in Korda and Chuda villages.

So far, 36 people have been confirmed dead in Botad’s lynching. This number is still likely to increase. At present, more than 66 people are under treatment. Among them, the condition of 6 people is very serious. On the other hand, the police (Gujarat Police) has detained a person named Raju Pintu in the whole case. Investigation revealed that alcohol was being made from this chemical and was being sent to local bootleggers. This incident (Botad Lattha kand live) has surrounded the entire state. And Minister of State for Home Affairs Harsh Sanghavi has sought an answer from the Botad police regarding this.

An intensive campaign has been carried out by the police in the case of poisoned liquor: Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi
Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi said in a high-level meeting regarding the incident caused by the consumption of chemical drugs in the state that an intensive campaign has been carried out by the police in the state and preventive measures have also been taken.

The CM ordered strict legal action on the alleged Lattha scandal

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has given clear instructions to the police force of the state to come down hard against the illegal sellers of narcotic substances including such substances in the state by holding a high level meeting regarding the incident caused by consumption of chemical narcotics in the state. The inquiry committee which has been formed regarding this incident in Botad and Ahmedabad district has not only completed the investigation and given a report, but also instructed to take the strictest legal action against the culprits.

24 people have been booked in the poisoned liquor case, 13 people have been arrested, 13 in Barwala and 11 in Ranpur.

So far, a crime has been registered against 24 people in the poisoned liquor case, out of which 13 people have been arrested. Among the 24 people who have been charged, 13 from Barwala and 11 from Ranpur are involved. In the complaint from Barwala, 7 out of 13 accused have been arrested. While 6 out of 11 accused from Ranpur have been arrested. On the issue of the entire scandal, Botad SP said that no alcohol was made from the chemical.. The chemical was directly poured into the water and due to which people died.

Dahod police also in action after poisoned liquor in Botad, raids on liquor breweries in many places

Dahod police has also come into action after the poisoning of liquor in Botad. Police raided liquor breweries at various places, including Jhalod, Limdi, Fatepura, Sanjeli, Sukhsar, where the police raided country liquor dens. Dahod Local Crime Branch seized a quantity of liquor in a car in Chitodia of Jhalod in which one person has been arrested while another accused is absconding.

A shocking revelation in the blood test report of 10 people in toxic alcohol, no alcohol element was found in any of the reports.

Another shocking revelation has been made in the toxic liquor case. In which no element of alcohol was found anywhere in the blood test report of 10 people. It is revealed to be methanol, not ethyl. It has been revealed that the liquor has been given its name by adding chemicals directly to the water itself. At that time, the police are now calling the whole incident a chemical scandal rather than a Lathtakand.

Investigation intensified in Barwala poisoned liquor case, SIT members reached Rojid village

The investigation has been intensified in the case of poisoned liquor. The SIT members have reached Rojid village. SMC SP Nirlipta Rai, Range IG Ashok Yadav including Rojid reached the village. Meanwhile, SIT chief IPS Subhash Trivedi said that strict action will be taken regarding methyl alcohol and action will be taken against whoever is found guilty, adding that every month aspect cases are reviewed.

Alpesh Thakor said that the government should stop the liquor carts running from village to village on the issue of poisonous liquor in Barwala.

Alpesh Thakor said that tomorrow he will visit the affected people in the case of barwala poisoned liquor. Alpesh Thakor has demanded suspension of officers from constable to range IG. Alpesh Thakor has demanded capital punishment for those responsible for the Zeru liquor scandal. Corrupt officers and policemen have also demanded strict punishment. Alpesh Thakor has said that the government should stop the liquor shops running from village to village.