Patna: In response to the recent hooch tragedy in Bihar, Union Minister Chirag Paswan expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives caused by the consumption of illicit liquor. Paswan stated, “It is very sad that due to the consumption of illicit liquor, many people have lost their lives. This is a tragic incident that demands a thorough investigation.”
Paswan further highlighted that investigations are already underway, and several suspects have been arrested. “This shows the seriousness of our government in tackling such incidents. Strict action will be taken against those involved, and no one will be spared,” he added, emphasizing the government’s commitment to bringing justice and curbing the illegal liquor trade.
The hooch tragedy has sparked widespread outrage and drawn attention to the need for stronger enforcement of liquor bans and laws in the state. The minister’s remarks underscore the gravity of the situation and the administration’s resolve to ensure that those responsible face legal consequences.
On a separate note, Chirag Paswan also commented on the upcoming Jharkhand Assembly elections. According to him, seat-sharing talks between the political parties are in their final stages. “The announcement regarding the seat sharing will be made soon,” Paswan revealed, indicating that discussions among the parties are progressing smoothly.
The Jharkhand Assembly elections are expected to play a significant role in shaping the political landscape of the state, and the final seat-sharing arrangement will be a crucial factor in determining the strength of the alliances. Paswan’s statement signals that an official announcement is imminent, keeping political observers and voters keenly watching the developments.
This dual focus on both local tragedies and national electoral strategies highlights the broader responsibilities faced by leaders like Chirag Paswan as they navigate governance challenges while preparing for major political events.
