Police personnel have seized large amounts of liquor from a bootlegger in northern India's Bihar.

The incident took place in Chhapra city of the Saran district on July 3.

Footage shows officials hauling out at least four bottles of alcohol hidden inside the bike's frame. Two bottles were hidden below the seat, and two bottles were hidden behind the front headlamp of the vehicle.

The Superintendent of Police, present during the raid, said that officials caught the biker while he was trying to cross the border.

Several other bottles were recovered from the bike.

Bihar became a dry state in 2015 when Chief Minister Nitish Kumar prohibited the sale of alcohol statewide.

Following this, there has been a surge in bootlegging and police officials guard the Bihar-Uttar Pradesh border to prevent illegal liquors from coming in.

According to the new amendment, first-time offenders violating the alcohol ban will not mandatorily face a jail term if they pay a fine of Rs. 50,000.

Police personnel have seized large amounts of liquor from bootleggers in northern India's Bihar.

The incident took place in Chhapra city of Saran district on July 3.

Bihar became a dry state in 2015 when Chief Minister Nitish Kumar prohibited the sale of alcohol statewide.

Following this, there has been a surge in bootlegging while police officials guard the Bihar-Uttar Pradesh border to prevent illegal liquors from coming in.

The video shows officials hauling out at least four bottles of alcohol hidden inside the bike's frame.

In the beginning, two bottles come out from the space below the seat and then two can be seen hidden in behind the headlamp in the frontal part of the vehicle.

The Superintendent of Police present in the raid said that the officials caught the biker while he was trying to cross the border.

Several other bottles were recovered from the bike.

Previously, the excise department had caught another batch of bootleggers in Jamui.

The driver of an alcohol-laden Bolero car tried to dodge the officials, however, was unsuccessful.

According to the new amendment, the first time offenders violating the alcohol ban prohibition will not mandatorily face a jail term if they pay a fine of Rs. 50,000.