Women’s organisations in Visakhapatnam staged a protest against the sale of liquor and the operation of beach shacks in the city.

The protesters raised concerns over the impact of liquor sales on public spaces, women’s safety and the overall environment along the coastline.

They urged the authorities to take appropriate measures and address the issues raised by the organisations.

Women’s organisations in Visakhapatnam have voiced strong opposition to liquor sales and beach shacks operating along the city’s coastline.

The organisations staged a protest highlighting concerns related to the availability and consumption of liquor in public areas.

They raised questions over the impact of such activities on women, families and the overall atmosphere at popular beach locations.

The protesters called for stronger regulation and monitoring of activities taking place along the beaches.

They also expressed concerns regarding the functioning of beach shacks and their potential impact on public spaces.

The issue has drawn attention to the need for balancing tourism and commercial activities with public safety and social concerns.

Women’s groups urged the authorities to take their concerns seriously and initiate appropriate action.

They emphasised the importance of maintaining beaches as safe and accessible spaces for families and the general public.

The protest also highlighted wider concerns surrounding alcohol consumption in public and its possible social consequences.

The organisations called for effective enforcement of existing rules governing liquor sales and beach-based commercial activities.

The developments have brought renewed focus on the management and regulation of Visakhapatnam’s busy coastal areas.

The issue is likely to remain a point of discussion as authorities consider measures related to tourism, public safety and beach management.