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Nine Dead in Nagaland's Tuensang District After Toxic Liquor Consumption

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At least nine people have died in Tuensang district of Nagaland after consuming toxic liquor. The tragedy has reignited debate around the enforcement of the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act of 1989, which has been in effect since 1990. Despite the long-standing prohibition law, illicit alcohol appears to have been accessible in the region. The incident highlights persistent challenges in curbing the illegal production and distribution of liquor in the state.

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