Delhi New Liquor Policy: Anna furious over the new liquor policy, wrote to Kejriwal - 'You too got drunk with power


Posted on 30th Aug 2022 02:21 pm by rohit kumar

Anna Hazare, the country's leading social worker, has written a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal regarding the new liquor policy of the Delhi government. In the letter, Anna slammed Kejriwal and said, "You too have drowned in the intoxication of power. It does not suit a party born out of a larger movement.

 

Anna told Kejriwal, how many ideal things you had written in the book 'Swaraj'. There was a lot of hope from you, but after joining politics and becoming the Chief Minister, you have forgotten the ideal ideology. Just as alcohol is intoxicated, so is the intoxication of power. You too are intoxicated with such power, it seems.

 

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Anna has written in the letter that he hoped that a liquor policy like Maharashtra would be made in Delhi too, but you did not do so. People are trapped by money for power and power for money. This is not in line with the party which has been born out of a larger movement.

 

Anna Hazare, who has concocted a big movement against corruption in the country, fiercely slammed the AAP government of Delhi. Let us tell you, Arvind Kejriwal and his party have emerged from the womb of the Anna movement.

 

The sale and drinking of alcohol will be encouraged

 

Anna wrote that after going into politics and becoming the Chief Minister, it seems that you have forgotten the ideal ideology. In Delhi, your government has made such a new liquor policy, which can encourage the sale and drinking of liquor. Liquor shops can be opened in the street. This may encourage corruption. This is not in the interest of the public.

 

Anna wrote - it is sad

 

Social worker Anna Hazare told Kejriwal that by looking at the new liquor policy of the Delhi government, it is known that the party which was formed after the loss of a historic movement, also started following the path of other parties. this is so sad.

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