Hyderabad, Dec 25 (Maxim News): Congress MLA Komati Reddy Raj Gopal Reddy held a review meeting on the closure of belt shops at the camp office in Munugode today.
Speaking to the media on this occasion, he expressed his grief that many families are being destroyed due to alcoholism. However, he said that he is not against alcohol and it is having a lot of effect as alcohol is available everywhere in lanes and by-lanes.
He has suggested that all the leaders in the villages unite and do away with the belt shop. He said that it doesn’t matter if he loses his post in this matter, but the belt shops should be closed.
MLA Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy commented that this movement should be started early and a committee with ten members should be formed in each village. (Maxim News)
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