Patna: Highly maintained a ban on liquor a day before a meeting of high-level reviews about this issue after a series of Hooch tragedies recently, CM Nith Kumar on Monday said the crime rate and the number of road accidents fell in the state afterwards the total ban was enforcement.
Taking excavation on the opposition, Nitish said the majority of the population supported the ban on liquor but few people slandered the country.
“They issued a statement against me because they knew it would make them publicity,” he said.
CM also said the government would launch a special campaign to make people ‘aware’ about the deadly effect consuming forbidden liquor.
Asked about the increase in crime incidents recently, Nitish said the numbers did not suggest this.
“We immediately took action in the event of a crime incident.
In some places, incidents such as Maoist violence have been reported.
It is being investigated.
This is a different problem but the incidence of general crimes and road accidents fell, especially after enforcing the ban on liquor.
People beforehand Used to drive a vehicle after drinking, “Nitish said after the weekly program ‘Janata Darbar’.
Talking about the high-level review meeting proposed on Tuesday, Nitish said all problems related to the prohibition and deficiency in the enforcement would be discussed.
He said all the cabinet ministers, who were responsible for the district, and all senior officers will be present at the meeting.
All district judges and SPS will also be connected to meetings through video conferencing.
“We will discuss everything related to the ban on liquor and analyze where we lack the implementation.
We will make further decisions accordingly,” he said.
“Liquor is a bad thing …
We will launch special propaganda updated to tell people how consumption of liquor is harmful to them,” he said.
Previously, CM heard complaints at all 121 people in Her Darbar Janata and issued instructions needed to the department officials concerned for resolving their previous problems.
Crime, road accident down after a ban on liquor: bihar cm
