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Uma Bharti will stay at Panchmukhi Hanuman and Durga Temple. (Folders) BJP leader Uma Bharti made headlines again for her ruling against the sale of alcohol in Madhya Pradesh. Ms Bharti said on Saturday: "A new alcohol policy will be introduced on January 31 in the state, till then I will keep safe from God."
Ahead of the introduction of the new alcohol policy, Ms Bharti will remain at the Panchmukhi Hanuman and Durga Temple located in Ayodhya Nagar locality in the state capital Bhopal for the next three days, demanding that the policy be More strict.
In particular, a liquor store is located in front of the mentioned temple in the city. Mrs Bharti said, "The one who needs to be destroyed is in front (liquor store), the one whose power is behind (temple). I came here because I had a lot of problems. There is a temple of Goddess Durga and Lord Hanuman, but in front , just 50 meters away, there is a liquor store and a bar.
"On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, at the time of Navratri on October 2, 2022, a group of few women had organized a march against the sale of alcohol. During this, the state government had announced that they would consult on alcohol policy and "He also talked about income that they wouldn't see as a great basis for recovery. The government also said that they understood the problem of women and would try to find a way for the taverns as well," he said.
“I have full confidence in CM Chouhan, but it is feared that those whom the government consulted did not create any trouble. Now on January 31 I will hear what decision the government has made on the new alcohol policy," he added. .
"I think if the controlled alcohol distribution system is established at my request, many women will vote for a repeat of the 2003 record in Madhya Pradesh. Because everything is washed down with alcohol because even Ladli Laxmiya is not safe." walking on the road and even the residents do not live happily. All plans are destroyed and washed away by the flood of alcohol. Therefore, a healthy society must be built and Madhya Pradesh will become the 'model state in controlled liquor distribution system. '” Ms Bharti added.
