The Madhya Pradesh government has enforced a liquor ban in 19 cities starting April 1. Under this policy, the sale of alcohol will be completely prohibited in 19 religious sites across the state, and no liquor shops will be allowed in these areas.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Anil Firojiya on Tuesday expressed gratitude to Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav for banning liquor in 19 religious places in the state.
Ujjain is also among the 19 religious places where liquor ban has been enforced and shops within the limits of Ujjain Municipal Corporation (UMC) have been shut down permanently. The decision brought happiness and great joy among the pilgrims, local residents, and saints.
Mahamandleshwar Shanti Swaroopanand Ji Maharaj on Monday welcomed the Madhya Pradesh government's decision to ban liquor at 19 religious places in the state and said that the next step should be to declare Ujjain as a 'Pavitra Teerth' (Holy Pilgrimage).
With the government slated to table the revised Waqf Amendment Bill in Parliament this week, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Monday attacked the Congress and said that they have turned the judiciary into a "joke."
Around 1000 drones illuminated the atmosphere, creating portraits of Lord Mahadev, Mata Parvati, the Sun, Moon, stars and others which were seen moving in the sky. Additionally, Simhastha song was also launched on the occasion, according to an official release.
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav marked 'Hindu Nav Varsh' by offering prayers at Dutta Akhara Ghat in Ujjain. He highlighted Emperor Vikramaditya's legacy and emphasized collective efforts for India's progress under PM Modi's leadership. Celebrations were held statewide.
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