In a bold and people-first initiative, Munugodu MLA Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy has taken a strong stand against the growing problem of alcohol consumption in his constituency.
His decisive measures have earned widespread appreciation from families, youth, and social activists across the region.
Recognizing the social and economic damage caused by excessive alcohol use, Rajgopal Reddy has implemented strict restrictions on wine shops in Munugodu.
These include limiting shop operating hours to just four hours in the morning (9 AM to 1 PM), ensuring that no additional wine shops are approved beyond the existing number, prohibiting belt shops and unauthorized sales to curb easy access to liquor, and mandating early shop closures to discourage late-night drinking and public disturbances.
These measures are not just administrative decisions — they reflect the MLA’s deep commitment to public welfare.
By taking this proactive step, he aims to protect families, reduce financial distress, and promote a healthier lifestyle among the people of Munugodu.
Rajgopal Reddy emphasized that the goal is not to punish but to reform and protect society.
“Public health and family well-being are my top priorities. This is not merely a political move but a moral responsibility,” he stated.
Community members have praised the initiative, noting visible improvements in social behavior, reduced domestic conflicts, and an encouraging shift among the youth toward productive activities.
Through these efforts, Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy has once again demonstrated leadership rooted in empathy, discipline, and long-term vision — setting an example for other constituencies to follow.
