Shocking case of Surat: Tired of daughter-in-law's liquor party, father-in-law informed the police, 6 people were arrested

Surat shocking news: A unique and shocking case has come to light in Surat, where a father-in-law, fed up with the liquor of his daughter-in-law and his friends, informed the police on his own. On the basis of this information, the police raided a well-known hotel in Dumas and arrested a total of six people, including the daughter-in-law, in an inebriated state. This incident has exposed new aspects of the implementation of the prohibition law and social relations in Surat

The police control room received a call from an unidentified person about a liquor party going on in a hotel in Dumas area of Surat, who said that his daughter-in-law was drinking with friends. The police immediately raided and caught four men and two women in an inebriated state from room number 443 of the hotel. All of them had no permit to drink alcohol. After the incident, the police have launched further investigations into where the liquor came from and other crimes. The hotel owner has also clarified that the room was privately owned and the hotel has no direct responsibility <>

Sasara's statement

Surat police control room received a call from a man who said, "Sir, my daughter-in-law is having a liquor party with her friends at a hotel in Dumas." When the police reached room number 443, they were also shocked to see the view there

People caught from the party

Police opened the door of the room and found 4 men and 2 women sitting on the ground with their coils bent and drinking alcohol. There was a strong smell of alcohol all over the room. Those arrested have been identified as Mit Himanshubhai Vyas (25), Sankalp Ajay Patel (24), Lok Bhavesh Desai (23) and Samakit Kalapibhai Vimawala (25). Apart from this, there were also 2 women, both of whom are artists and their ages are 24 and 25 years respectively. All of them had red eyes and could not maintain the balance of their physical condition <>

Police interrogated everyone and asked for a pass-permit to drink alcohol, but no one found it. According to ACP Deep Vakil, the police have registered a case under the Prohibition Act and arrested all the six accused and started further investigation. The police are also investigating from where the liquor was brought from. Apart from this, according to the statement given by the hotel owner, out of the total 464 rooms of the hotel, only 100 rooms are owned by the hotel, while the rest are privately owned. The room from where the liquor party was caught was given with a sale deed in the name of Neelam Pramod Kesan, who had earlier rented it out to a person named Darshan. Action will also be taken for violation of the notification due to this incident