The government should bring forth new and strong defensive methods to crush the liquor mafia that is in and around the state, says Archbishop Soosapakiam. The memorandums and darna have no effect.  The authorities overtook theabove. He was inaugurating the the darna organized by the Trivandrum Social Service Society, KCYM, The Anti Liquor Samithi which was in the diocese, at the Raktha Sakshi Mandapam in Trivandrum. Kerala is simply drawing on sinking in liquor. No one can run away from this white truth. There was a strong agitation against liquor even that has been vanished. It is pending in the court for years the Punalur, Kalluvathukkal liquor case. The real culprits behind this are saved. They are living freely in the society. The government’s red eyes are on the cash that liquor brings. More than five crores of rupees the government benefits in the sale of liquor. Hence the govt. closes one eye on this very important matter. The liquor tragedy that occurred right now, the government should shoulder the responsibility and punish the concerned at the earliest, he added. Both moral values and will power should be included in the new defensive liquor policy. Only these strong measures can save Kerala from the liquor tragedy. This is what echoes from the chief minister, the internal affairs minister and the excise minister the tragic result is the Vypeen, Punalur, Kalluvathukkal, Malappuram liquor tragedies are on the swing. ‘The Malappuram Liquor Tragedy’ is a planned killing of human beings – says poet Sugathakumari. The after math of these tragedies is women and children. No government bothers about the uplift of them. It is not and to cry on these issues but to retaliate and find defensive measures. On this occasion Vicar General Msgr. Eugene H Perira, Palayam St. Joseph Cathedral Vicar Fr. C. Joseph, Fr. Sabas Ignatius, Fr. Sunny, KLCA Presisent Kannanthura P Stellus, F.M Lazar, Fr. Alexander Kurikatt, Kattaikonam Sasidharan, Deepak Cheerkad, G. Sadanandan, Narayanan Thampy, Elipottkonam Jayan, Shoukkath Ali were the speakers.