Patna / Samastipur: Chief Minister (CM) Kumar Nithy on Thursday asked countries, especially Jeevika Didi, to remain vigilant so that no one can create obstacles in the implementation of prohibition policies.
“If anyone violates the ban on liquor, surrounds it and increases the slogan against it,” Nitish said, added that if there was a civil administration officer or the police remained loose, he had to be taken to the task.
He was in a public meeting in Samastipur as part of his social reform campaign.
“I have started a campaign with consumption of liquor, marriage and child marriage in 2016.
Overall, this campaign is for women’s empowerment.
For this reason, the education of girls is promoted and women are given representations at Pancayati Raj Institutions, Urban Local Body and Government Work,” Nitish said.
“In 2016, I discussed nine meetings throughout the state.
This time, 12 meetings marched, and the Samastipur meeting was the fifth.
The social reform campaign is a sustainable exercise and I want your support for the cause,” said Nitish .Jeevika Didis Darbhanga, Madhubani and Samastipur Regency present in this program.
As many as six of them told their experience in connection with the prohibition policy and campaign against marriage marriages and children from the stage in the presence of ministers.
The current and former member of Parliament, MLC and MLC from the three districts are also present.
Incidentally, it was on the advice of Jeevika Didi that Nitish decided to impose a prohibited policy in the state of April next year.
Nitish seeks active participation from Jeevika Didis in the social reform campaign launched by it.
He asked them to notify people about the dangers of consumption of liquor and also worked for the eradication of dowry and child marriages.
“Children’s marriage causes various problems.
The life of the daughter is destroyed.
Don’t let the child’s wedding in any circumstances,” Nitish said.
He firmly refused to wear at night at this country because Covid, by saying no need for it right now.
“The government monitors the situation,” he added.