Patna: Used CM and Head of the Head of Jitan Ram Manjhi Nda, Wednesday, on Wednesday focusing his request for relaxation in the Law on liquor in Bihar.
Pitching for his request for relaxation in the ban, Manjhi said that “there is no harm in consumption of liquor.” “Even if someone will take the Spirit, he was sent to prison.
Then, how homeopathic medicines will be made.
The court and medical science also said that there was nothing wrong with consumption of limited amounts of liquor,” said Manjhi while overcoming a public meeting in Bagaha on Night Meeting of the National Human Rights Council (s) in Valmyakikar in the West Champaran.
He added: “Even if we are with the government, we want to ask the Minister of Chief to change the Law on the ban on the liquor as far as I said.
The government must continue with a ban on liquor in this way and we also support it,” said Manjhi.
Manjhi went to claim that 70% of about three lakh people wanted in prison for violations of prohibitions were poor people.
“Many people like it were captured by half a bottle of liquor and they were behind the bar …
People offered liquor in certain rituals Well, Siruan E while making the sacrifice of some animals by tribes.
Thus, relaxation must be provided For the use of liquor in the custom practice and manufacture of homeopathic drugs.
“Former Bihar CM said the norm was already in place to regulate the consumption of liquor.
“There has been a law of 1991 restrictions on people enter educational institutions, religious places, public places and even on the road after consuming alcohol.
When such a law already exists, it must be done, the rest of the things will be sorted out,” he said.
Manjhi has vocal against the prohibition in the past too.
He had asked CM Nitish to reconsider the laws of the ban on the liquor last week.
“Even though I support the ban on liquor and there are benefits but also have certain gaps.
For example, the liquor mafia is not trapped and small people are arrested and harassed without stopping and cases submitted to them.
This is the reason why their families face financial problems Great.
Thus, I have differences of opinion with Nitish Ji about this problem, “Manjhi told the news channel on December 8.
He added: “The state also suffers income losses due to prohibitions.
Hotels in tourist destinations, such as Bodhgaousa face losses because their occupants fall.
Even if tourists come to Kolkata, Ranchi or Varanasi, which leads to a large loss of income for Bihar.
Thus, I asked Nitish Ji to rethink on the implementation of liquor prohibitions.
“Meanwhile, speaking in public in Bagaha, Majhi said SC / SC and other traditional occupants in the harassed forest area and recognition of the rights of state forests.
“SC / ST people are also harassed by exploding in excise laws and prohibitions.
Our party will fight for their rights,” he said.