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Alcohol Lovers Association demands from Bommai govt: 'Insurance, kids' quota'

The association members even complained that they have been ignored by the state government for a long time now.

Published on: Dec 26, 2022, 17:28:40 IST
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A newly formed association in Karnataka ‘Alcohol Lovers Association’ put out a list of demands, including each bottle should be insured with one lakh rupees, from the state government. The association members even complained that they have been ignored by the state government for a long time now.

Alcohol Lovers Association demands from Bommai govt: 'Insurance, kids' quota'
Alcohol Lovers Association demands from Bommai govt: 'Insurance, kids' quota'

At a press conference in Karnataka’s Haasan, a representative of the association said, “We (alcohol lovers) contribute 30 per cent to the government's income and we are being ignored for a longer time. Hence, we listed out a few demands to the government that will benefit our families and us.”

Raising their demands, one of the association members said, “Each bottle should be insured with one lakh rupees, in case of the death of a consumer. A special corporation needs to be set up for alcoholics in the state and the government must provide one lakh houses every year to us. The government should also bear the cost of our liver treatment including liver surgery and regular health checkups must be conducted at taluk level.”

 
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Pathi Venkata Thadhagath

Pathi Thadhagath is a multimedia journalist with Hindustan Times, Bengaluru. He tracks and writes news of Karnataka state.

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