Delhi BJP State President Adesh Gupta, LOP Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, MPs Pravesh Sahib Singh and Hansraj Hans along with other senior leaders address a press conference on the new excise policy of the Delhi government in New Delhi.
Highlights
- Delhi BJP will hold a referendum on March 4
- The BJP will seek the opinion of 10 lakh people on the Kejriwal government's new excise policy
- Four boxes will be kept in each of the 280 wards in the city to gather the opinion of the people
The Delhi BJP will hold a referendum on March 4 seeking the opinion of 10 lakh people on the Kejriwal government's new excise policy, its president Adesh Gupta said on Monday.
Gupta alleged the new excise policy was making the youth directionless by promoting alcohol with the opening of 850 liquor stores across the city. Women, too, feel unsafe due to the crowd near these outlets, he claimed.
Four boxes will be kept in each of the 280 wards in the city in order to gather the opinion of the people. There will be a questionnaire seeking the people’s response about the excise policy, slashing of dry days, the opening of shops near schools and temples, and other aspects of it, party leaders said.
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