During the Bhachau Kisan Mahapanchayat, local women urged authorities to curb liquor sales to protect children and community welfare.

During a Kisan Mahapanchayat held at the new Katariya area in Bhachau by Aam Aadmi party , local women voiced their concerns regarding the sale of alcohol in the region. The gathering, organized to discuss farmers’ and community issues, became a platform for residents to express social and local grievances.

Speaking at the event, several women appealed for restrictions on liquor sales, emphasizing the adverse effects on children and the community’s future. One participant said, “A lot of liquor is sold here, do whatever you want but stop the liquor here and save the future of our children,” reflecting the community’s growing concern over alcohol-related issues.

The Kisan Mahapanchayat, attended by local residents and Aam Aadmi Party representatives, focused on multiple local challenges, including farmers’ demands and social welfare. Women’s voices at the meeting highlighted the broader impact of alcohol on public health, family welfare, and societal development.

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AAP Gujarat, through its official X (formerly Twitter) account, shared highlights of the gathering, emphasizing the need to address local concerns alongside agricultural issues. The party reiterated its commitment to taking community grievances seriously and ensuring that citizens’ voices are heard at government and administrative levels.

The event marked another effort by local communities and political representatives to bring attention to social issues in rural Gujarat and advocate for actionable solutions.