Tanishka members in Digadoha Taluka raised their voice and protested against a new wine shop that had started in ward no. 6 and was operating without any permit from the concerned village authorities.
They met the District Collector and Home Minister and demanded the wine shop to be shut down.
Two years ago at Neeldoh Grampanchayat responding to the concern expressed by 400, there was an agreement that no further licenses would be issued for wine shops in the neighbourhood. It was mentioned that, the resolution should be held admissible permanently. Despite all of this, some villagers lodged a complaint about the new illegal wine shop in the neighbourhood.
Tanishka members arranged for a meeting with the Home Minister, Mr. Chandrashekhar Bavankule, to understand on what grounds the permit was issued in their area. Mr. Bavankule issued orders to carry out an enquiry to this effect. The Tanishka team also met the Collector, Mr. Sachin Kurve regarding the same. On understanding the matter, he instantly ordered to shut down the wine shop. A copy of the statement was forwarded to the Excise Officer.
Tanishka coordinator Rachana Kanhere, members Nilima Ingale, Nirmala Vanjari, Arpita Aakhare, Jaya Vaath, Manju Shirke, Sulochana Kolhe, Swati Kaner, Grampanchayat members Amit Bhoir, Vaneeta Ghadekar, Aasha Chitkule, Aasha hargole, Chanda Tekade, Sandhya Shembalkar, Durga Thakare, Gautam supported this initiative.