Recently, several people have been reported killed in the Bishamad incident in Nalanda, Bihar. The Nitish Kumar government also ordered an investigation into the incident. Meanwhile, in the midst of this situation, the death of six people in 12 hours after drinking alcohol in Bihar has once again created panic in the boxer area. There have been five incidents of violence in Bihar since last November.
It is to be noted that the Nitish government has taken several steps to ban alcohol in Bihar. Strict campaign is going on on behalf of the government. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar himself has joined the anti-alcohol campaign by holding meetings in different places. Meanwhile, six people are believed to have died in Amsari village in Bihar’s Boxer district after drinking poisonous liquor. Allegedly, they died after drinking alcohol. The dead range in age from 30 to 60 years. According to villagers, six people have died and three are still in critical condition. The incident took place in this village of Dumraon sub-division of Boxer in Bihar.
It is to be noted that this is the fifth such incident since November. In January alone, there were three cases of death after alcoholism. Nalanda on January 13, after Saran on January 17, this time on January 26, such an incident took place in Boxer, Bihar. Sukhu Musar, Shivmohan Yadav, Bhrigu Singh, Miku Singh, Ranjit Ram and Anandi Kumar died in the incident. The oldest of the dead was 60-year-old Sukhu Kumar. The youngest was Anandi Kumar Singh, 30. It is learned that Sukhu Kumar’s wife Tetri Devi was also admitted to the hospital after drinking alcohol. He is currently undergoing treatment. Boxer SP Neeraj Kumar Singh went to the spot and inquired about the situation. The district administration has ordered a high-level investigation.
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