A Revolutionary Charge By Garhwal Woman


A Revolutionary Charge By Garhwal Woman 






Wine Shops abolishment from Mountains to Plains , Women Protest on Revolutionary Terms
After the orders given by Supreme Court, Wine Shops located near highways are being shifted to public places which turn on the heat . People specially the female part are on fire to protest  against this order .
Many social assoiciations and opposition party i.e. Congress come in support of the people concern with this protest. However , party in charge i.e. BJP has declared to move slowly slowly in banishment of Wine shops in State .
A report has stated that within 2 days of protest in Rudraprayag , more than 250 women came together and form groups and communities to fight against this issue .
Around 402 Liquor Shops has to be opened till date , but due to women empowerment and the protest against this issue , half of them are hardly managed to get an opening.
This kind of protest generally depicts the power of woman in Uttarakhand . It clearly shows how a woman associated from small state / developing state can come forward to speak against the improper activities of society. It brings up all the political persons to play their dirty politics through the women protests.
In my opinion , there should be a limit to Wine shops and they should be kept away from the localities .
Uttarakhand is very fond of Alcoholic debates , hence within some years maybe it will become another Bihar but till then Our Government in Charge should think about  those women who are against  this decision .
Our new honourable CM surely will be manageable to both the side of issues . 


Location: Uttarakhand, India

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