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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) veteran Uma Bharti on Tuesday tried to link rising cases of crimes against women in her party-ruled Madhya Pradesh to alcohol consumption and pushed to convert liquor stores that operate in violation of the rules in cow shelters.
At the end of her four-day stay at a temple in Bhopal, Bharti announced the launch of the "Madhushala Me Gaushala" (cow shelters instead of liquor outlets) program in support of her call for a "controlled alcohol policy." " in the state. . On Saturday afternoon, the former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh visited a temple near a liquor store in the Ayodhya Nagar trisection of the state capital and announced that she would stay there until January 31, pending the announcement of a New government alcohol policy.
