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Madan Saini Rebuts Prashant Kishor on Alcohol Ban in Muzaffarpur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Muzaffarpur
🗓 12 Sep 2026, 01:37 AM
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Minister Madan Saini of Bihar's Prohibition Department countered Prashant Kishor's criticism of the state's alcohol ban, asserting that any effort to dilute the law will fail.
Muzaffarpur, Bihar – The state's Prohibition Department head, Minister Madan Saini, publicly responded to remarks made by political strategist Prashant Kishor regarding the ongoing alcohol prohibition. Saini emphasized that the government's resolve to enforce the ban remains firm and warned that attempts to weaken the legislation will not succeed.
Saini's statement came during a press interaction in Muzaffarpur, where he addressed queries about the effectiveness and future of the prohibition policy. He reiterated that the ban is a key component of the state's public health and social welfare agenda.
The minister also highlighted that the administration will continue to monitor compliance and take necessary action against any violations, underscoring the government's commitment to uphold the law.
Prashant Kishor had earlier raised questions about the ban's impact, prompting the minister's swift rebuttal. The exchange reflects ongoing political debate over the prohibition's implementation in Bihar.
No further details were provided about any policy changes, and the department indicated that its enforcement mechanisms remain unchanged.
Saini's statement came during a press interaction in Muzaffarpur, where he addressed queries about the effectiveness and future of the prohibition policy. He reiterated that the ban is a key component of the state's public health and social welfare agenda.
The minister also highlighted that the administration will continue to monitor compliance and take necessary action against any violations, underscoring the government's commitment to uphold the law.
Prashant Kishor had earlier raised questions about the ban's impact, prompting the minister's swift rebuttal. The exchange reflects ongoing political debate over the prohibition's implementation in Bihar.
No further details were provided about any policy changes, and the department indicated that its enforcement mechanisms remain unchanged.