Rajasthan BJP chief Ashok Parnami today suggested that residents of a locality can hold referendum if they want liquor shops in their area to shift to other places.
"If people belonging to a particular ward do not want liquor shops in their area, they can decide to hold referendum," he said, when asked about the increase in protests against liquor vends in the state.
"Rajasthan has witnessed people voting against liquor shops in their areas, and people have the right to hold referendum if they do not want liquor shops in their area," he said.
Asked about State Women Commission Chairman Suman Sharma being given additional charge of BJP district in-charge, Parnami said if it is against rules, then appropriate action will be taken.
The BJP leader also said his party would win the bypoll to Dholpur Assembly seat with a "huge margin".
The counting of votes will be held tomorrow.
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