Suryaa Now Telangana Desk: Lingala Sarpanch Mogilipelli Ravinder has suggested efforts to eradicate Gudumba in Tadwai, Major News and remote tribal villages. In Mundaylingala Gram Panchayat... Lingala Sarpanch Mogilipelli Ravinder suggested that efforts should be made to eliminate Gudumba in Tadwai, Major News and remote tribal villages. The women and young men of the village have pledged to end the Gudumba epidemic in Mandanalingala Gram Panchayat. Under the direction of the Sarpanch, the women's groups went to the houses of the Gudumba manufacturers along with the village people and went to the houses of the Gudumba manufacturers and issued a warning to the manufacturers. Addressing the people of the village on this occasion, he said that due to the effect of El Niño, the people are having trouble harvesting crops due to the drought, and if the government is thinking of what to do instead, they are trying to fill their pockets by spreading this Gudumba epidemic in the region.
Apart from that, it is alleged that they are destroying the golden future of the youth by adding inferior intoxicants in the preparation of gudumba. He expressed his concern that the youth are doing many anti-social activities due to these drugs and the lives of some poor people are in a miserable situation and their families are in the market. No matter how many welfare schemes the government has introduced, the money from Rythu Bharosa Asara pensions is going to those who sell Gudumba. If this problem continues, people will have to commit suicide due to debt. He said that he does not fully care that it works. In order for this problem to disappear completely, women's groups, different caste groups and people need to attack this problem as one, and everyone has been asked to work for the eradication of Gudumba.
He directed the people to eradicate the Gudumba problem and take steps towards development. He said that a resolution has been passed in the Gram Panchayat that the welfare schemes from the government will not be applicable to those who have made and sold Gudumba and a fine of 50 thousand rupees will be imposed on them. Gudumba said that the names of those who provided information will be kept confidential. Sarpanch along with Panchayat Secretary Modam Rajesh, ward members, women's associations, young women, youth and other local people participated in this program. Reporter: Sampath, Taduwai, Mulugu District