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Pawan Kalyan vows to ban liquor
Jana Sena Party JSP chief Pawan Kalyan said that his government will implement total prohibition in the state after coming to power in 2019 assembly elections as many women have requested ban on liquor in the State
Rajamahendravaram: Jana Sena Party (JSP) chief Pawan Kalyan said that his government will implement total prohibition in the state after coming to power in 2019 assembly elections as many women have requested ban on liquor in the State.
Addressing a public meeting in Rajanagaram on Thursday night, he said the TDP government totally failed to implement total prohibition and in-turn encouraging liquor shops treating it as a source of income.
Pawan Kalyan also assured to act on liquor mafia along with other mafias who are looting government exchequer. “JSP government will issue debt bonds to the farmers whose lands were acquired by the government without proper compensation and will implement 2013 Land Acquisition Act”, Pawan.
“A new policy will also be devised to provide free education in the State. Because of the existing circumstances, the poor students are not unable to pursue higher studies,” he added. “JSP will break the wall of corruption in the state and its flag stands for the same. YSRCP president as opposition leader not questioning the corruption at all levels in government is a cause for concern,” Pawan noted.
Stating that 2019 Assembly elections would decide the fate of the state, he appealed to the people to support JSP, which came into existence to introduce a new corrupt free, accountable and transparent political system.
