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Politics grows over Tasmac liquor shops in Tamil Nadu

The Tamil Nadu state marketing corporation (TASMAC) has once again gained spotlight as BJP state unit chief K Annamalai started his padyatra earlier this week raising the issue

The Tamil Nadu state marketing corporation (TASMAC) has once again gained spotlight as BJP state unit chief K Annamalai started his padyatra earlier this week raising the issue. (ANI)
Updated on Aug 07, 2023 01:10 AM IST
By, Chennai

Understanding Nitish's climbdown on Prohibition

Court orders and hooch tragedies have compelled the Bihar govt to rethink its liquor policy. However, it may be meant is meant to appease alliance partners

the Nitish Kumar government’s decision to relent on prohibition for compensation to the kin of victims of hooch tragedies is a clear departure from its earlier stand(HT File)
Published on Jun 14, 2023 01:47 PM IST

Nitish Kumar announces 4 lakh compensation for hooch victims. There’s a rider

Nitish Kumar’s announcement on Monday is a reversal of his stand for years that the government will not compensate people who lost their lives because they were breaking the law.

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar said next-of-kin of people who die due to illicit liquor will have to disclose the source of the illicit liquor to be eligible for the <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>4 lakh compensation (PTI)
Updated on Apr 17, 2023 03:40 PM IST

Bihar hooch toll reaches 22 as 8 more die

Confirming the development, deputy inspector general (Champaran range) Jayant Kant said: “The death toll has risen to 22 and 29 people are still undergoing treatment after allegedly consuming spurious liquor.“

The toll in the hooch tragedy in Bihar’s East Champaran district jumped to 22 after eight more deaths were reported on Sunday (Agencies/Representative use)
Updated on Apr 16, 2023 11:34 PM IST
By, Bettiah

Motihari hooch tragedy: BJP questions CM’s silence on hooch tragedy, Manjhi demands all-party meet

Opposition BJP and partners of the Grand Alliance have criticised the Bihar state government over its inability to control hooch tragedies as the death toll from the Motihari hooch tragedy rose to 22. Although chief minister Nitish Kumar has defended prohibition, the BJP claims such tragedies are happening due to unscrupulous elements. The chief minister has argued that hooch tragedies are a bigger problem in states without prohibition. However, Nitish's ally, the Hindustani Awam Morcha, has called for an all-party meeting to discuss the future of prohibition, arguing that deaths are consistently taking place.

Leader of Opposition Vijay Kumar Sinha called the Motihari hooch tragedy failure of the administration. (ANI)
Updated on Apr 16, 2023 11:01 PM IST
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