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Women Said the Entire Village Was Being Ruined by Drug Abuse. Distressed by the Illegal Sale of Alcohol, They Protested at the Collectorate and Submitted a Memorandum to the Collector.
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In Tikamgarh, women upset by the illegal sale of liquor in Duda, the ancestral village of former Chief Minister Uma Bharti, staged a protest at the Collectorate on Thursday. Demanding action against those selling alcohol illegally, the women submitted a memorandum to Deputy Collector Anjali Sharma in the name of the Collector. The women allege that alcohol is being sold without a license in the village, which is spoiling the atmosphere and negat…
·Bhopal, India
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