Bihar: Police Recover Rs 5 Lakh from Car, Three Detained in Patna
By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: October 9, 2025 10:33 IST2025-10-09T10:32:24+5:302025-10-09T10:33:27+5:30
Ahead of the Bihar elections, scheduled for November 6 and 11 with results to be announced on November 14, ...

Bihar: Police Recover Rs 5 Lakh from Car, Three Detained in Patna
Ahead of the Bihar elections, scheduled for November 6 and 11 with results to be announced on November 14, police have significantly tightened security across the state. On October 8, authorities recovered Rs 5 lakh from a car at a checkpost in Patna, according to Marine Drive TOP in-charge Roshan Kumar Raj. Three individuals were inside the vehicle at the time, along with the cash. When questioned about the source and purpose of the money, the occupants failed to provide any explanation. They have been taken to the nearest police station, and officials are currently investigating the matter thoroughly.
Marine Drive TOP in-charge Roshan Kumar Raj says, "Rs 5 lakh was recovered from a vehicle. However, no explanation was given by them regarding the money transaction. After that, they were sent to the nearest police station for investigation. Three people were in the vehicle."
#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: Marine Drive TOP in-charge Roshan Kumar Raj says, "...Rs 5 lakh was recovered from a vehicle. However, no explanation was given by them regarding the money transaction. After that, they were sent to the nearest police station for investigation. Three people… https://t.co/JX0z7kCe3Ypic.twitter.com/xMbY6df40Z
— ANI (@ANI) October 9, 2025
#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: Patna police tighten security ahead of the upcoming Bihar Assembly Polls 2025. (08.10) pic.twitter.com/8DPfDByHWz
— ANI (@ANI) October 9, 2025
The incident highlights the heightened vigilance of the Bihar police ahead of the elections, as authorities continue to monitor suspicious activities closely. Investigations into the source and intent of the recovered money are ongoing, ensuring that election-related security and law enforcement measures remain strict and effective.
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