“Ashwamedha yagam will be held on the 16th to demand the removal of the ban on cannabis in Chennai,” Nallasamy, coordinator of the cannabis movement, said.
In Karur, he told reporters:
The intoxicating ‘alcohol’ content of jaggery is only 4.5 percent. However, 42.8 percent of the liquor sold in Tasmac shops contains ‘alcohol’. If this understanding was there among the public, theft would not have been banned in Tamil Nadu.
There is no ban on theft in any state in the country. But in Tamil Nadu, theft has been banned for 33 years. This is an expression of the ignorance of the people of Tamil Nadu. Ashwamedha yagam will be conducted on 16th morning at 10:00 am at Rajaratnam Stadium, Egmore, Chennai, with the aim of instilling awareness about s. Then, a reward of 10 crore rupees will be given for proving that it is a drug that should be stopped.
Thus, he said.
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