Minister Madan Dilawar's Unique Pledge: Quit Alcohol for Kota Village Development

• Minister Madan Dilawar linked village development to villagers giving up alcohol during his 'Jan Hitay-Jan Sukhay' foot march in Bhairupura, Kota.
• He administered a unique oath, asking villagers to pledge to quit alcohol by holding a pot filled with water, initially met with hesitation from the Bhil community.
• Following the pledge, Minister Dilawar announced development works worth 80 lakh rupees for Bhairupura, including roads, an Anganwadi, and a community hall.
• He warned that development works would stop if anyone broke the alcohol abstinence pledge, emphasizing the importance of their commitment.
• Dilawar highlighted alcohol's negative impact on families and society, urging villagers to prioritize children's education and offering personal support for health issues.