Sirsa Village’s Cry: Liquor, Drugs Reign Despite Court Orders
Kesupura villagers in Sirsa district are up in arms against alleged rampant illegal liquor sales and drug peddling, openly defying court orders and numerous complaints. Their accusations are serious, pointing to police inaction and suspected political interference.
Villagers claim a local liquor vend operates brazenly, violating excise policy norms. They have also identified a local drug dealer, demanding his immediate arrest. The situation has escalated significantly, with villagers feeling increasingly vulnerable.
The local Station House Officer (SHO), however, maintains that no formal complaint has been registered with the police station. This stark contradiction highlights the deep-seated distrust between the villagers and law enforcement.
The allegations of political shielding add another layer of complexity to this already volatile situation. The state government needs to intervene decisively to restore faith in the justice system and ensure the safety and security of Kesupura’s residents. This incident underscores the urgent need for stronger law enforcement and a more responsive administrative mechanism to address such issues across Haryana.
