If caught after drinking alcohol in Bihar, ‘thumb’ will open all ‘poles’, will not be able to escape from the police
Bihar | Liquor Ban in Bihar: A major amendment has been made regarding the prohibition of liquor in Bihar. It has been approved in the meeting of Nitish cabinet on Monday. In such a situation, if caught after drinking alcohol, a fine of 2 to 5 thousand rupees can be released. But this has been implemented only for the first time. An affidavit will also be filled while leaving you, in which you will not only have to take an oath that you will not drink alcohol, but you will also have to tell in the affidavit that if you consume alcohol in the future, then whatever punishment is there, I will follow it. . If he is caught drinking alcohol for the second time, then it will not happen that he will have to face the jail air.
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Special software will help
The Bihar government has amended the prohibition law, but how will it be known whether the said person has been caught after drinking alcohol for the first time or for the second time. For this, a special software is being prepared by the government. Who will open the pole of drunkards.
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Thumb will open all poles
Liquor Ban in Bihar: After being caught drinking alcohol in Bihar, the person’s thumb will be put on the “Thumb Impression Machine” and all his information will be fed into the software. In such a situation, if the same person is caught drinking alcohol again, then his information will be taken by putting his thumb in the software. If that mark is recorded in advance, then it will be known that he has been caught drinking alcohol before. After which the process of action will be taken on it.
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