Former CM Uma Bharti mentioned the conversation with Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in her suggestion letter. Along with this, suggestions have been given to amend the liquor policy. Uma Bharti wrote that the system of drinking liquor in the open should be stopped immediately. Giving the reason, the former CM wrote that people drive after drinking alcohol. This violates the traffic rules. Uma Bharti and Shivraj Singh – Photo: Social Media
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Liquor in Madhya Pradesh The issue regarding the policy has again heated up. Former CM Uma Bharti has written a letter to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan regarding suggestions in liquor policy. Former CM Uma Bharti wrote in her suggestion that the premises of drinking liquor in the open should be closed. Former CM Uma Bharti mentioned the conversation with Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in her suggestion letter. Along with this, suggestions have been given to amend the liquor policy. Uma Bharti wrote that the system of drinking liquor in the open should be stopped immediately. Giving the reason, the former CM wrote that people drive after drinking alcohol. This violates the traffic rules. He wrote that drinking alcohol in the open leads to gathering of anti-social elements and instills fear among women. And gentlemen get into trouble.
teacher should be one km away from the institutes
Uma Bharti has given her suggestion that the liquor shop should be away from the teacher’s institutions within a radius of one km. At the same time, this distance should be half a kilometer from the religious place, hospital, laborers colony, court and bus stand. Along with this, he has written that hoardings of information about the harm caused by cigarette and beedi should be put up at the liquor shop, similar to the posters telling about the diseases and harm caused by it.
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Apart from this, former Chief Minister Uma Bharti has also suggested to take strict action against those who drink liquor in the open. He said that strict action should be taken against those who drink liquor in the open or in shops. Police should be empowered for this. ,