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Bangaru Telengana Party calls for total prohibition
President of the newlyformed Bangaru Telangana Political Party, Mohd Amanullah Khan said that the enforcement of total prohibition in the State would be its major agenda and it would contest all the 17 MP constituencies in the State in the forthcoming 2019 Parliamentary Elections
Hyderabad: President of the newly-formed “Bangaru Telangana Political Party”, Mohd Amanullah Khan said that the enforcement of total prohibition in the State would be its major agenda and it would contest all the 17 MP constituencies in the State in the forthcoming 2019 Parliamentary Elections.
Khan, while addressing the media at Hyderguda on Sunday, said that if total prohibition was enforced in the State, 80 per cent of the road accidents, crimes, atrocities on women would come down automatically. There would be no need of checks and catching drunken drivers, imposing penalties, putting in jails and get the driving licenses cancelled.
Besides the compulsory helmet rule would be made optional. Justice would be done to Urdu Language. He said that KCR has no moral right to utter ‘Bangaru Telangana’ without enforcing total prohibition in the State.K Laxmi Narsaiah, Mohd Azeemuddin, Ali, Mohd. Liaqat and Mir Farooq Ali also spoke.
