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Even as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia claimed a "clean chit" after CBI searches, their former mentor Anna Hazare attacked them in a scathing letter.
Social activist Anna Hazare accused Kejriwal of being intoxicated with power. Hazare criticised the Delhi government's Excise Policy 2021-22, which has been scrapped but is being investigated by the CBI for alleged irregularities.
Manish Sisodia is an accused in the alleged liquor scam, and his bank locker was searched by CBI on 30 August.
Hazare said that instead of implementing a strong Lokpal and anti-corruption laws, the Aam Aadmi Party government brought in an "anti-people" and "anti-women" liquor policy.
In response, Kejriwal said that since the CBI had admitted that there is no scam in Delhi, BJP was firing off Hazare's shoulder to hurt the AAP.
 

Arvind Kejriwal vs Anna Hazare over Delhi 'liquor scam'; Manish Sisodia claims 'clean chit' from CBI

Hazare said that instead of implementing a strong Lokpal and anti-corruption laws, the AAP government brought in an "anti-people" and "anti-women" liquor policy.

Even as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia claimed a "clean chit" after CBI searches, their former mentor Anna Hazare attacked them in a scathing letter.
Social activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/how-adani-is-trying-to-take-over-ndtv-let-me-explain-1661525009832">Anna Hazare</a> accused Kejriwal of being intoxicated with power. Hazare criticised the Delhi government's Excise Policy 2021-22, which has been scrapped but is being investigated by the CBI for alleged irregularities.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/aap-claims-they-have-recording-of-bjp-s-offer-to-manish-sisodia-reports-1661187932840">Manish Sisodia</a> is an accused in the alleged liquor scam, and his bank locker was searched by CBI on 30 August.
Hazare said that instead of implementing a strong Lokpal and anti-corruption laws, the Aam Aadmi Party government brought in an "anti-people" and "anti-women" liquor policy.
In response,<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/delhi-cm-arvind-kejriwal-tables-confidence-motion-bjp-mlas-marshalled-out-1661758767878">Arvind Kejriwal</a> said that since the CBI had admitted that there is no scam in Delhi, BJP was firing off Hazare's shoulder to hurt the AAP.
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Social activist Anna Hazare is reportedly dissatisfied by Maharashtra government's recent move to allow sale of wine in supermarkets and grocery stores across the state with some exceptions. 
In an open letter, the activist has expressed his displeasure against the government's move saying, 'This decision is unfortunate and if you want to look after the interests of the farmers, give guaranteed prices for their agricultural commodities.' 
'On one hand, the state government is saying that this decision was taken in the interest of the farmers. It has also said that wine is not alcohol. Where will such a decision take the state.?' He wrote. 
He went onto write that it's the duty of government to work towards de-addiction, but he is saddened to see that it is taking decisions, for financial benefits, that would result in liquor addiction. 
The letter also stated that for the interest of the farmers, State and Central government should guarantee what the poor, ordinary farmers grow in their fields. But, it is conveniently ignored and thus open sale of wine is being allowed. 
'What exactly will the government, which aims to sell 1000 billion liters of wine a year, achieve?' Hazare questioned in the letter. 
Last week, Maharashtra government decided to permit sale of wine at supermarkets and walk-in shops. According to the government, the decision was taken to give a boost to fruit-based wineries which provide additional income to farmers. 

Unfortunate decision: Anna Hazare criticizes Maha govt's move allowing sale of wine in supermarkets

Activist Anna Hazare, in a public letter, criticized Maharashtra government's decision to sell wine in supermarkets and grocery stores 

Social activist Anna Hazare&nbsp;is reportedly dissatisfied with Maharashtra&nbsp;government's recent decision to allow sale of wine in supermarkets and grocery stores across the state, albeit with some exceptions.&nbsp;
In an open letter, the activist called the move unfortunate and said that if the government wants to look after the interests of farmers, it should ensure fair prices for agricultural produce.
According to the government,&nbsp;the decision was taken to give a boost to fruit-based wineries which provide additional income to farmers.&nbsp;
He also objected to some reported statements from the government that wine is not the same as liquor.
The letter also stated that it's the duty of government to work towards de-addiction, but it is saddening to see that the government is taking decisions, for financial benefits, that would result in liquor addiction.&nbsp;
Last week, Maharashtra government decided to permit sale of wine at supermarkets and walk-in shops.

Activist Anna Hazare, in an open letter, criticized Maharashtra&nbsp;government's decision to sell wine in supermarkets and grocery stores&nbsp;

Social activist Anna Hazare&nbsp;is reportedly dissatisfied by Maharashtra&nbsp;government's recent move to allow sale of wine in supermarkets and grocery stores across the state with some exceptions.&nbsp;
In an open letter, the activist has expressed his displeasure against the government's move saying, 'This decision is unfortunate and if you want to look after the interests of the farmers, give guaranteed prices for their agricultural commodities.'&nbsp;
'On one hand, the state government is saying that this decision was taken in the interest of the farmers. It has also said that wine is not alcohol.&nbsp;Where will such a decision take the state?' He wrote.&nbsp;
He went onto write that it's the duty of government to work towards de-addiction, but he is saddened to see that it is taking decisions, for financial benefits, that would result in liquor addiction.&nbsp;
The letter also stated that for the interest of the farmers, State and Central government&nbsp;should guarantee what the poor, ordinary farmers grow in their fields. But, it is conveniently ignored and thus open sale of wine is being allowed.&nbsp;
'What exactly will the government, which aims to sell 1000 billion liters of wine a year, achieve?' Hazare&nbsp;questioned in the letter.&nbsp;
Last week, Maharashtra government decided to permit sale of wine at supermarkets and walk-in shops. According to the government,&nbsp;the decision was taken to give a boost to fruit-based wineries which provide additional income to farmers.&nbsp;

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