"We do not want tourists who indulge in drugs and break bottles on the beach... They have to take care of our culture... If a Goan drinks and walks along the road, he will not stagger. He will walk quietly," Ajgaonkar told the Assembly during Question Hour on Thursday.
Ajgaonkar's comments come at a time when the state government is mulling a ban on public drinking and littering. Ajgaonkar said that both issues had become a menace, adding the state would like to deter "errant" tourists from coming to Goa.
Goa is one of the top destinations for beach and nightlife tourism in the country, attracting more than seven million tourists annually.
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