Hardik Patel alleged, “The liquor ban is just on paper. In reality, all the BJP members have stakes in liquor businesses.”
In the wake of hit and run case in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur, Hardik Patel has taken the opportunity to draw a jibe at the Gujarat Model. On Saturday, BJP leader Manoj Baitha’s SUV hit 9 children who were returning home from school. While crossing the national highway, a speeding SUV mowed them down. It is also alleged that Manoj Baitha was drunk driving the car when it hit the children.
‘नशामुक्त बिहार’ में नशे में धुत एक भाजपा नेता ने 9 मासूम बच्चों को मार दिया!
नीतीश जी क्या यही है आपकी शराबबंदी की सच्चाई?
आपकी अंतरात्मा की आवाज आज किसे बचा रही है – आरोपी भाजपा नेता को या बिहार में शराब की सच्चाई को?
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) February 26, 2018
While BJP has suspended the accused leader for a period of 6 years, opposition has cornered the ruling JD(U)-BJP coalition. Congress President Rahul Gandhi tweeted about the incident yesterday and slammed the Bihar government. Taking a jibe at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s drive of Liquor Ban, he asked, “Nitish ji, is this the truth behind your Liquor ban drive?” Accusing the government of saving the accused, he further asked whom Nitish Kumar’s inner voice is saving.
Close on the heels of the liquor Ban jibe, Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti leader too today tweeted saying Gujarat’s Alcohol ban is a sham. Patel alleged that liquor amounting 200 crore has been found in Gujarat in last two years. “The liquor ban is just on paper. In reality, all the BJP members have stakes in liquor businesses,” Patel further alleged.
गांधी के गुजरात में पिछले दो साल में २०० करोड़ की देशी-विदेशी शराब पकड़ी गई हैं।शराब पाबंदी का क़ानून सिर्फ़ काग़ज़ पर हैं।सभी शराब के ठेके में भाजपाई का हिस्सा हैं।
फिर भी गुजरात मॉडल ज़िंदाबाद— Hardik Patel (@HardikPatel_) February 28, 2018
Taking a dig at Gujarat Model, he said that even after the truth about liquor ban is exposed, the Gujarat Model is still hailed.
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