In a crackdown on illegal gas refilling activities, Amroli police conducted a raid on two shops located in the Chaprabhatha area. The shops were found to be illegally refilling gas cylinders, posing a serious threat to public safety.

During the raid, the police seized 48 gas cylinders, along with weighing forks and two gas refilling hoses used in the illegal operation. Two individuals, including a minor, were arrested in connection with the case. However, two other accused persons managed to evade arrest and are currently on the run. The police have launched a search operation to apprehend them.

The incident underscores the dangers associated with illegal gas refilling. The frequent refilling of gas cylinders increases the risk of gas leakage, which can result in explosions and fire incidents, endangering lives and property.

The Amroli Police's swift action sends a strong message against illegal gas refilling operations. They have urged the public to report any such activities to the police to prevent potential hazards.

This incident serves as a warning to city residents about the dangers of illegal gas refilling. Apart from being illegal, it poses a significant threat to life and property. The police are committed to ensuring the safety and security of the public and will continue to crack down on such illegal activities.