June 26th 2024.
Bhubaneswar: Nityananda Gond, a minister of Odisha, shared on Wednesday that they are currently in talks to potentially make the state liquor-free. This came as a remark on the occasion of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. Gond emphasized that the government cannot prioritize liquor sales due to the fear of losing revenue.
During his statement, Gond mentioned that liquor has already been banned in various states at the government level. He also reassured that their government is determined to do the same. However, he clarified that proper discussions with the Excise and other departments will take place before any necessary actions are taken.
In addition, Gond expressed their plans to gradually make Odisha a liquor-free state. This would be done in a phase-wise manner, ensuring a smooth transition for both the government and the people. The ultimate goal is to completely eliminate the consumption and sale of liquor in Odisha.
These developments reflect the government's strong stance against drug abuse and illicit trafficking. Gond's statements show their commitment towards creating a healthier and safer environment for the citizens of Odisha. As they continue to work towards this goal, the people can expect positive changes in the future.
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