In a recent crackdown, a resident from Village Shahpur, Raipur Rani, Haryana, was arrested for illegally storing 16 LPG cylinders at his private residence. The cylinders were seized by the authorities, and the individual has been charged under the Essential Commodities Act for violating regulations related to the storage of essential goods. The arrest is part of the state police’s ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and legality of LPG distribution and storage in residential areas.
The police were tipped off about the illegal storage and conducted a raid on the residence. Upon inspection, the 16 LPG cylinders, which were being stored without proper licenses and safety measures, were discovered. The arrest has raised concerns about the safety of unauthorized cylinder storage, which can lead to hazardous situations, especially in densely populated areas.
The accused individual, who was reportedly running a local distribution service, is under investigation. Authorities are now looking into whether he was involved in the illegal supply chain of LPG cylinders. The police have emphasized the risks involved in unauthorized storage, which can result in explosions or accidents, endangering lives.
In light of this incident, Haryana police have issued a warning to residents, urging them to comply with legal regulations regarding the storage and distribution of LPG cylinders. Authorities will continue to monitor such activities to ensure public safety and prevent illegal practices.