Archive · 24 May 2025
Eight Bootleggers Booked Under GJCTOC in Vadodara
Imagine a group of people breaking the law in Vadodara, India, by selling illegal alcohol and doing other crimes like threatening people and making fake documents.
The police have arrested some of them.
This gang leader, Alpesh aka Sindhi Vadhwani, is known for bootlegging and other criminal activities.
Police are using a special law to go after them, the GJCTOC Act, to stop them from doing bad things.
Some members are already in jail or have health problems.
The police are looking for the gang leader and another member named Dharmesh Sachdev.
This is not the first time the police are using this law in Vadodara; they've done it against other gangs too.
Eight bootleggers were booked under the GJCTOC Act.
The accused are involved in crimes like liquor smuggling and extortion.
Alpesh alias Sindhi Vadhwani is allegedly the gang leader.
Three members have been arrested and two are already in jail.
The gang used proceeds from bootlegging to fund other criminal activities.
- Who
- Warasia police booked eight members of a bootlegging gang, allegedly led by Alpesh alias Sindhi Vadhwani.
- What
- Eight bootleggers were booked under the Gujarat Control of Terrorism and Organised Crime (GJCTOC) Act.
- When
- Information not available in the articles.
- Where
- Vadodara, India
- Why
- To curb organized crime, including bootlegging, extortion, and other offenses.
- Offense
- Bootlegging, extortion, forgery, Arms Act violations.
- Act Used
- Gujarat Control of Terrorism and Organised Crime (GJCTOC) Act
- Gang Leader
- Alpesh alias Sindhi Vadhwani
- Arrests
- Three arrested, two in jail.