Salem-based Gandhian activists Franklin Asath Gandhi (94) and Gandhi Shankar, renowned for their tireless efforts to promote alcohol prohibition, have embarked on a significant journey to advocate for a nationwide ban on alcohol. Their campaign seeks to inspire the younger generation to break free from addiction and emphasize the need for a complete alcohol ban across India.
This morning, the duo began their long walk from the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Salem, heading towards Madurai on a mission to spread their message. Their journey symbolizes their commitment to Gandhian principles and the betterment of society. Over the years, both activists have been actively raising awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol consumption through various initiatives.
A large gathering of supporters, including locals and well-wishers, assembled at the starting point to cheer them on and convey their best wishes. The walk not only highlights the pressing issue of alcohol addiction but also serves as a call to action for policymakers and society at large to address this growing concern.
Franklin Asath Gandhi and Gandhi Shankar’s dedication and resilience continue to inspire countless individuals, reinforcing the importance of social reform and community well-being.
