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Maharashtra govt should also allow cultivation of cannabis: BJP MP hits out over wine sale decision

Updated on: 31 January,2022 02:56 PM IST  |  Aurangabad
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Talking to reporters on Sunday, the parliamentarian claimed the Maharashtra government's decision regarding wine sale will ruin the state

Maharashtra govt should also allow cultivation of cannabis: BJP MP hits out over wine sale decision

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Days after the Maharashtra government allowed the sale of wine in supermarkets and walk-in stores, BJP MP Pratap Patil Chikhilar has said the state government should also give permission to farmers for the cultivation of cannabis.


Talking to reporters on Sunday, the parliamentarian claimed the Maharashtra government's decision regarding wine sale will ruin the state.


"The government thinks it will get more revenue by selling wine at such outlets, then it should also give permission for the cultivation of ganja (cannabis)," he said.


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