May 15th 2024.
Recently, there was an incident in Hatadihi where the police received a tip-off about the presence of country-liquor manufacturing units in the Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary. Acting on this information, the police team, led by DSP Prasant Kumar Behera from Anandapur sub-division, conducted raids in the sanctuary. Initially, they searched the villages under the Soso and Nandipada police limits and were able to seize a large amount of mahua.
As they continued their search, the team then moved on to Sundarapal, Sangam, and Andhari areas within the sanctuary. It was here that they discovered and busted the illegal manufacturing units. During these raids, the officials were able to confiscate a staggering 8,000 litres of fermented Mahua brew. This discovery has caused concern among the locals, who fear that these units may also be involved in poaching activities. They believe that the presence of criminals in the sanctuary will not only harm the animals and elephants but also pose a threat to the safety of the community.
Unfortunately, the perpetrators managing these units were able to flee and avoid arrest. However, the police have registered three cases at the Soso police station and are determined to conduct further raids to bring those involved in illegal liquor production to justice. The authorities are committed to maintaining the safety and integrity of the Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary and will not tolerate any illegal activities taking place within its boundaries.
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