Authorities in India have seized large quantities of teak wood in central India's Madhya Pradesh on January 20.

The incident took place in Sanjay Nagar in Deori district.

Video showed officials recovering the wood from the house of the accused. Meanwhile, a huge crowd gathered to witness them stacking the wood on their vehicle.

The officials from the Forest Department raided the accused man's house and recovered teak woods alleged to be worth Rs. 1 lakh (USD 1,343).

The Singpur and Nauradehi range officers retrieved 18 logs alleged to be being illegally traded.

The police of Deori also played an essential role in the process.

A shocking incident came to the fore, in which the authorities seized large quantities of teak wood in central India's Madhya Pradesh on January 20. The incident took place in Sanjay Nagar in the Deori district.

Visuals feature the officials recovering the wood from the house of the accused in daylight. Meanwhile, a huge crowd gathers to witness and behold the occurrence of the authorities assembling and stacking the woods on the backside of the vehicle.

The officials from the Forest Department raided the accused man's house and recovered teak woods alleged to be worth Rs. 1 lakh (USD 1,343) instead of Rs 17,000 (USD 228). The Singpur and Nauradehi range officers retrieved 18 logs of wood being illegally traded.

Moreover, the team of officials included Srishti Nazar, L.M. Verma, Sandeep Srivastava, Komal Prasad Prajapati, Rajendra Rohit, Dhir Singh Jatav, Rakshapal Singh Gaur, Ravindra Jatav, Santosh Kori, Nishant Tiwari, Bhagirath Patel, Tarachand Gaur, Shyam Kumar Solanki, Sarita Pathak, Mahendra Singhlodhi, and other staffers. The cops of Deori also played an essential role in the process.