No Tolerance For Illicit Liquor, Drugs And Carbide Guns, CM Mohan Yadav Orders Strict Police Action In Bhopal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): There is no tolerance for the sale of illicit liquor, drugs and carbide guns in the state. Take strict action against such lawbreakers, said Chief Minister Mohan Yadav while addressing a law and order meeting here on Tuesday. The CM reviewed the law and order situation in the state. For the past few days, cases related to spurious liquor and deaths, transportation of…
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav declared zero tolerance for illicit liquor, drugs and carbide guns in Madhya Pradesh during a recent law and order meeting. The state's law enforcement agencies were instructed to take stringent action against those violating these laws. The CM reviewed the current situation in the state, which has been marred by cases of spurious liquor, deaths, liquor transportation and the murder of a police officer.
Yadav approved police officers to apprehend and surveil individuals who exploit their positions for personal gain. The Chief Minister also emphasized the need to curb the sale and distribution of drugs in the state and demanded strict measures against those involved in such activities. Following the Diwali festival, authorities were ordered to maintain strict control over the sale of carbide guns and illegal firecrackers.
Additionally, the CM urged officials to remain vigilant against antisocial elements in the aftermath of Diwali. The wetland Ramsar status of Bhopal's Bhoj Wetland is currently being scrutinized due to encroachments, with a National Green Tribunal order mandating wetland mapping across three states.
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