of liquor that may not be good leading to increased health cost but in the long run with accessibility becoming a problem maybe liquor consumption will reduce leading to more money to spend on family while 91 people surveyed in kochi favoured the ban in thiruvananthapuram it was 93 majority in kochi that the positive impact of the ban will be more money for the family 88 in thiruvananthapuram 93 believe that this believe that the ban would lead to healthier lifestyle also 74 to 75 in the capital also believe that this may lead to increased women safety and less domestic violence main reason for domestic violence is alcoholism in almost 90 to 95 cases that come to us women complain that the partner is an alcoholic and have abused them or children so lesser consumption of liquor will definitely lead to increased safety of women said kerala womens commission chairperson kc rosakutty however she added that there maybe an adverse effect the person is a habitual drinker as he may turn violent when he doesnt get his drink and may need treatment but in kochi people are not too sure about this what with just about 36 saying that this will lead to increased safety of women and 22 talking about less domestic violence not many in the state believe that the ban would lead to safer roads and maybe lesser accidents with just 40 agreeing to it 37 in kochi and 42 in thiruvananthapuram