Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Women Protest Illegal Liquor Trade in MP's Shivpuri
In a village called Chamraua in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, women were very upset because illegal liquor was being sold openly.
They had complained many times to the authorities, but nothing was done.
So, they decided to protest by smashing liquor bottles on the road.
They said that the illegal liquor trade was causing financial problems and fights in families.
The authorities have not said anything about this protest yet.
This is not the first time women in Shivpuri have protested against liquor.
Other villages like Kafar and Davia Kalan have also had similar protests.
Women in Chamraua village, Shivpuri, protested against illegal liquor trade by smashing bottles.
They alleged that illegal liquor has been sold openly despite repeated complaints to authorities.
The protest was driven by financial distress and domestic violence caused by the liquor trade.
The administration has not yet issued an official statement on the incident.
Similar protests have occurred in other villages in Shivpuri district.
- Who
- Women of Chamraua village, Shivpuri
- What
- Protest against illegal liquor trade by smashing liquor bottles
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Chamraua village, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Alleged inaction by authorities against illegal liquor trade leading to financial distress and domestic violence
Protesters
Authorities
Action Against Illegal Liquor Trade
Protesters
Women are protesting against the illegal liquor trade, alleging financial distress and domestic violence due to inaction by authorities.
Authorities
The administration has not yet issued an official statement on the incident or the allegations.
- Location
- Chamraua village, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh
- Date of Incident
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Nature of Protest
- Women smashed liquor bottles in protest
- Allegations
- Illegal liquor sold openly despite complaints
- Impact
- Financial distress, domestic violence, family disputes
- Administrative Response
- No official statement issued yet