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Meat, alcohol may soon be banned in Ayodhya, Mathura

It has come forth that the Uttar Pradesh government will declare Ayodhya and Mathura as pilgrim places. Once this announcement is made then automatically, meat and alcohol will be banned in both these places. After the controversy of changing the names of the cities, this matter will be raised by the opposition as well. Time will tell how this decision will impact BJP's performance in Lok Sabha elections 2019

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