SDOP Akansha Jain Shows Humanity During Raid, Feeds Three-Month-Old Left Behind by Accused

Datia, Madhya Pradesh: During a joint operation against illegal liquor production in Datia, SDOP Akansha Jain displayed remarkable humanity when a family involved in the illicit trade fled, leaving their three-month-old infant crying on the rooftop. Recognizing the child’s vulnerability in the bitter cold, SDOP Jain immediately took the baby in her arms, arranged milk, and ensured the infant was fed and kept warm.

Raid on Illegal Liquor Dens

The joint team of Datia Police and the Excise Department had been conducting regular raids on illegal liquor production sites. Acting on intelligence, officers raided the Phulra Kanjar Dera area, where many adults fled, leaving behind children, including the three-month-old infant found by SDOP Jain.

Prompt Action to Protect the Infant

The officer quickly provided milk to the child, arranged warm clothing to protect against the cold, and later entrusted the baby to his elder sister, giving necessary guidance to the family. This humane intervention drew widespread appreciation in the local community.

Massive Seizure and Destruction of Illicit Liquor

During the operation, the team recovered thousands of liters of illicit liquor and over 19,000 kg of jaggery, some of which were buried underground. Unable to remove the buried stock, officials collected samples and destroyed it on-site. In total, 5,400 bulk liters of raw hand-made liquor, 19,000 kg of jaggery, 72 drums, and two liquor-making machines were destroyed. The estimated value of the seized and destroyed items is approximately ₹30.81 lakh.

Legal Action and Strong Police Presence

Two cases have been registered under the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act. The raid involved a large contingent of police and excise officers to ensure safety and effective enforcement.

Commendation for Sensitivity

SDOP Akansha Jain stated that maintaining law and order goes hand in hand with protecting society’s vulnerable and helpless members. Her compassionate act has been widely appreciated in the district and serves as an example of empathetic policing.