Haryana's Chief Minister, Manohar Lal Khattar, has made a significant announcement regarding the closure of hookah bars across the state. The ban extends to serving hookah to customers in hotels, restaurants, bars, and commercial establishments. However, this prohibition will not affect traditional hookahs used in rural areas. The decision was revealed during the closing ceremony of a state-level 'Cyclothon,' part of a campaign against drug addiction.
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Chief Minister Khattar declared that all hookah bars operating in Haryana would be shut down, emphasizing the need to curb this form of entertainment and its associated health risks. The ban encompasses establishments such as hotels, restaurants, pubs, bars, and nightclubs but excludes traditional hookahs commonly used in rural settings.
The announcement was made in the context of a state-level 'Cyclothon' organized as part of a broader campaign against drug addiction. Haryana is actively working to combat substance abuse and promote healthy activities like cycling.
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The 'Cyclothon,' which began on September 1 and concluded recently, served as a platform to raise awareness about the importance of cycling and its benefits. It also symbolized the state's commitment to promoting a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle.
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