BJP Protests in Srinagar Demanding Liquor Ban

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BJP workers protested in Srinagar, demanding a ban on liquor and marching towards Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's residence.
They accused the government of hypocrisy, citing unfulfilled election promises.

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BJP workers staged a protest in Srinagar demanding a ban on liquor. They marched towards Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's residence. Protesters accused the ruling National Conference government of hypocrisy. They stated Abdullah had promised a ban before the October 2024 assembly elections. BJP members highlighted the government's inaction despite having the power to implement a ban.

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