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BJP welcomes Nitish's re-imposition of liquor ban law

New Delhi [India], Oct. 3 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday welcomed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's re-imposition of liquor ban law and said that a comprehensive legislation is required to be introduced.

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BJP welcomes Nitish's re-imposition of liquor ban law
New Delhi [India], Oct. 3 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday welcomed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's re-imposition of liquor ban law and said that a comprehensive legislation is required to be introduced. BJP leader Sudesh Verma told ANI that the re-imposition of liquor ban law showed that the earlier notification was not correct and comprehensive. "If you are going to prohibit liquor then you must have brought a comprehensive legislation. It was full proof and this has been proved by the Patna High Court that the notification was not correct. Now that he has said that you take steps to correct those notifications, it's a welcome step," he added. Nitish yesterday said that liquor ban would be reinforced in the state, and if needed, his government would approach the Supreme Court on the matter. Nitish said the Bihar Excise and Prohibition Act 2016 come in-force from yesterday and total liquor ban will continue in the state. He said after imposition of ban on liquor in the state, financial condition of the people has been strengthened and behavioural social change across the state is being seen. Asserting that liquor consumption is a social stigma, Nitish said that prohibition would improve society. He added that one should see how peaceful the environment has become in some villages after the prohibition was introduced, before which there was utter chaos. Nitish said prohibition is saving people's thousands of crores as they are not wasting it on alcohol. The Patna High Court earlier on September 30 declared the liquor ban in Bihar illegal. (ANI)

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