Archive · 29 May 2025
Gangsters Target Haryana Liquor Trade with Extortion
Bad guys, some of them from other countries, are scaring liquor store owners in Haryana, India.
They shoot at the stores and ask for money to keep them safe or want a part of their business.
The police are working hard to catch these criminals and stop them from hurting people.
The gangs are threatening shopkeepers to give them money or a portion of the profit so the shopkeepers are forced to pay them.
Gangsters are targeting Haryana's liquor traders with threats and violence.
Incidents include shootings at liquor shops and demands for protection money.
Overseas-based gangsters are allegedly involved, sending henchmen to demand extortion.
Targets include liquor vends, shopkeepers and businessmen for ransom, protection money.
Police are taking strict action, instructing SPs and CPs to address the issue.
- Who
- Gangsters, including those based overseas, and local goons.
- What
- Gangsters are targeting liquor traders with violence and extortion.
- When
- Recent incidents over the past week.
- Where
- Haryana, India.
- Why
- To extort money, demand partnership, and control the liquor business.
Gangsters Perspective
Liquor Traders Perspective
Protection Money
Gangsters Perspective
Criminals demand a share in the profits of liquor business, which is worth 14,000 crore annually, by threatening and creating an atmosphere of fear.
Liquor Traders Perspective
Liquor Traders are forced to pay protection money to continue their business operations.
- Location
- Haryana
- Targets
- Liquor Traders, Shopkeepers, Businessmen
- Motives
- Extortion, Protection Money, Partnership
- Reported Gangs Involved
- Lawrence Bishnoi, Kala Jathedi
- Current Status
- Police Investigation, Increased Security