The ongoing de -addiction campaign in the rural area of Bandakpur has now taken concrete form. Balayipur Gram Panchayat has announced a fine of up to Rs 10,000 against those who spoil the atmosphere of the village by drinking, drinking, selling or making liquor.
The ongoing de -addiction campaign in the rural area of Bandakpur has now taken concrete form. Balayipur Gram Panchayat has announced a fine of up to Rs 10,000 against those who spoil the atmosphere of the village by drinking, drinking, selling or making liquor.
Alcohol ban in these villages
Along with this, this campaign will run in the coming days in Ranjra Hinauta, Tikri Pipariya, Ghat Pipariya and already villages like Halagaj, Mudari, Anu, Riana, Jujhar, Patloni, Luhari, Bhatia, Balayapur have implemented liquor ban. So far, alcohol has been completely stopped in more than 15 villages. With the announcement of this decision in a public meeting held in Balayipur, the villagers pledged for a liquor -free village.
No drug addiction
In the presence of Bandakpur outpost in -charge Rajendra Mishra, a clear message was given about social discipline that now the intoxication of liquor and alcohol will not be tolerated at any cost. During this, Mudari Sarpanch Mukesh Singh, Balayapur Sarpanch Babulal Yadav, District members Jagdish Yadav, Jagdish Singh Lodhi, Durgesh Dubey, Situ Panda, Kadori Sen and sarpanch, secretary, employment assistants and a large number of villagers were present. Women and youth in the villages said that now the future of children will be secured and social environment will also be pure.
