Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], July 13 (HBTV): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has put an end to the 'nightlife' in Indore district following complaints from public representatives that it was promoting liquor consumption and illegal drug trade in the city, according to an official release. 

Yadav also said a new system would be implemented in the operation of night markets and business institutions in Indore. 

Following Yadav's instruction, Indore Collector Ashish Singh cancelled the previous order regarding 24-hour operation for various commercial institutions in the BRTS corridor from Niranjanpur Square to Rajiv Gandhi Square in Indore city, the statement said. The order comes into immediate effect, the release issued on Friday stated.

The decision came into force after Yadav held a meeting with ministers, members of legislative assembly, and public representatives of the Indore division through video conferencing on Friday.