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Kodandaram says a big no to cheap liquor policy
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The Telangana Political Joint Action Committee(TJAC) seems to be no mood to continue its friendly support towards the TRS government. TJAC, a non-political group of intellectuals expressed it over the Government\'s cheap liquor policy. Several political parties have already opposed the policy.
The Telangana Political Joint Action Committee(TJAC) seems to be no mood to continue its friendly support towards the TRS government. TJAC, a non-political group of intellectuals expressed it over the Government's cheap liquor policy. Several political parties have already opposed the policy.
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Kodandaram also extended his full support to the anti-cheap liquor launched by the TVV. Speaking at the meeting in Hyderabad, he said that many people have lost their lives due to the consumption of cheap liquor. " The State Government should consider its harmful effects of the cheap liquor policy before implementing it," he said.
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