RPI Secretary General Dr. Rajeev Menon Demands Immediate Liquor Ban in Delhi

RPI Secretary General Dr. Rajeev Menon Demands Immediate Liquor Ban in Delhi

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New Delhi, October 2, 2024 – At a special Gandhi Jayanti function held in New Delhi, Dr. Rajeev Menon, National Secretary General of the Republican Party of India (Athawale), demanded that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal immediately ban the sale of alcohol in Delhi, fulfilling a major election promise made in 2015. Dr. Menon highlighted that Kejriwal, during his campaign, promised to turn Delhi into a liquor-banned state, but today, Delhi finds itself embroiled in various liquor-related scams.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Menon stated, “Chief Minister Kejriwal had assured the public that his government would prohibit liquor sales in Delhi. However, the opposite has occurred, with the capital now becoming infamous for liquor scandals. It’s time for him to deliver on his promise before the 2025 Assembly elections.”

Dr. Menon emphasized the negative impact that alcohol consumption has on society, especially on the youth and families in Delhi. “The sale of liquor is destroying the moral and social fabric of our state. It is causing damage not only to individuals but to the entire community.”

If the government fails to act promptly, Dr. Menon vowed to take drastic measures, including a peaceful protest and hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. “We will make our voice heard until this injustice is corrected,” he asserted, calling on supporters to join him in the fight for a liquor-free Delhi.

The RPI leader also pointed out that his party will ensure this issue is highlighted in the lead-up to the 2025 elections, making it a major talking point. “We are giving the government time to act, but if they do not, we will intensify our efforts,” Dr. Menon concluded.

The event saw widespread support from party members and attendees, who applauded Dr. Menon’s stance on a liquor ban.

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