7 killed in Aligarh massacre, CM Yogi orders imposition of NSA on accused

- Order to seize liquor and confiscate the property of the convicts if liquor has been purchased from a government shop

New delhi date. May 28, 2021, Friday

In Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, seven people have died due to drinking poisonous, spoiled liquor. The truck driver of Aligarh HP gas plant was also among the dead. Apart from that, villagers of Karsua, Nimana, Haiwatpur and Andla villages of Lodha area have also died. In addition, many people are in critical condition and are being treated at a local hospital.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has taken action in the matter. He has directed to help the victims by talking to the officials of Aligarh and also ordered the imposition of NSA on the accused. At the same time, if liquor has been purchased from a government shop, it has been asked to seize it and confiscate the property of the culprits.

In the midst of all this, the villages of Aligarh are witnessing an atmosphere of fear due to toxic alcohol and there is also anger among the people. Aligarh District Collector Chandra Bhushan Singh said seven people have been killed so far and the case is under investigation, which will be followed by action.

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- ALIGARH POLICE (@aligarhpolice) May 28, 2021

What is the whole phenomenon

At least seven people have died after drinking poisonous liquor in Karsua village in Lodha Thana area of ​​Aligarh. According to locals, the deceased had bought liquor from the village. Following the complaint of the villagers, with the help of the administration and police officials, the local liquor store has been sealed and liquor samples are being taken. Counterfeit liquor was being sold in the shop, how the death took place etc. will be known after investigation.