Jayant Malayia

The Madhya Pradesh government is reviewing a decision to allow citizens whose annual income is over Rs 10 lakh to keep 100 liquor bottles at their place for consumption as per the new excise policy, state Finance Minister Jayant Malayia said on Thursday.

Madhya Pradesh finance minister Jayant Malayia, his wife Sudha and several other passengers on the Jabalpur-Nizamuddin Express were robbed this morning while on way to Delhi from Jabalpur. And while armed personnel of the Railway Protection Force were on the train, they could not help, since they did not have enough ammunition, the minister said.

The Madhya Pradesh government is reviewing a decision to allow citizens whose annual income is over Rs 10 lakh to keep 100 liquor bottles at their place for consumption as per the new excise policy, state Finance Minister Jayant Malayia said on Thursday.

Madhya Pradesh finance minister Jayant Malayia, his wife Sudha and several other passengers on the Jabalpur-Nizamuddin Express were robbed this morning while on way to Delhi from Jabalpur. And while armed personnel of the Railway Protection Force were on the train, they could not help, since they did not have enough ammunition, the minister said.