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Crime
Midnight raid on Anish Hotel in Dehri on Son, Bihar detains six, including four women
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 07:45 AM
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A sudden police operation led by SDM Nilesh Kumar at the Anish Hotel in Dehri on Son, Rohtas, resulted in six people, including four women, being taken into custody in objectionable condition, with no entry recorded in the hotel register.
The Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Nilesh Kumar, led a surprise raid on the Anish Hotel in Dehri on Son, Rohtas district, late Tuesday night. Officials entered the premises around midnight and began a systematic search of the hotel rooms.
During the operation, six individuals were seized by the police. Among them were four women, all of whom were described as being held in an "objectionable condition" by the authorities.
The police report noted that the hotel’s guest register did not contain any entry for the detained persons, raising questions about the legitimacy of their stay. No further details about the reasons for the raid or the charges against the detainees were released at the time of reporting.
The incident has prompted local residents to seek clarification from the district administration, while the hotel management has not yet issued a statement.
Authorities have not disclosed whether any further arrests or investigations will follow, and the situation remains under close watch by the district police.
During the operation, six individuals were seized by the police. Among them were four women, all of whom were described as being held in an "objectionable condition" by the authorities.
The police report noted that the hotel’s guest register did not contain any entry for the detained persons, raising questions about the legitimacy of their stay. No further details about the reasons for the raid or the charges against the detainees were released at the time of reporting.
The incident has prompted local residents to seek clarification from the district administration, while the hotel management has not yet issued a statement.
Authorities have not disclosed whether any further arrests or investigations will follow, and the situation remains under close watch by the district police.