Allegations of Rampant Drug Trade Challenge Gujarat's Governance
Congress MLA Jignesh Mevani has accused the BJP-led Gujarat government of turning a blind eye to rampant illegal activities, including drug trade and liquor sales, across the state. Demanding a special assembly session, Mevani claims these activities occur with police collusion, challenging the state's prohibition laws and demanding accountability.
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Jignesh Mevani, a Congress MLA, has leveled serious accusations against the BJP-ruled Gujarat, claiming unchecked illegal activities, such as the sale of liquor, drugs, and gambling.
Mevani alleges that the presence of narcotic drug manufacturers in Gujarat points to systemic issues and has demanded a special legislative assembly session to tackle the rampant drug trade.
The MLA highlights the concerning proximity of liquor sales near key religious sites, despite prohibition laws, and calls for immediate governmental action to address the public's safety and moral concerns.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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