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Selling Tea From Trucks, Groceries in Waiting Rooms: 200 Shops Demolished on National Highway After Sagar Liquor Scandal; Traders Claim They Weren't Even Given Notice.
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The Sagar hooch tragedy has claimed 36 lives so far. Consequently, the administration has launched a swift crackdown on illegal liquor dens across the district. In Khurai, on September 11th, over 200 roadside eateries, hotels, shops, and stalls were demolished using JCBs along a 53-kilometer stretch of National Highway 44. Some of these eateries were owned by BJP leaders. This action has left small shopkeepers struggling to make ends meet. Some …
·Bhopal, India
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