Ban on sale of liquor 'here' from april 1..!?

As the madhya pradesh government is planning to gradually implement the liquor ban, it is going to bring major changes in the sale of liquor from april 1. Accordingly, the sale of liquor has been banned in 19 places in the state of madhya pradesh, including 17 places where holy places are located. The government has announced that from april 1, bars that can only sell low-alcohol beverages will function in the state of madhya pradesh, and the sale of liquor has been banned in 19 places. In this regard, the new liquor policy issued by the madhya pradesh state government has stated that only alcoholic beverages including beer and wine with alcohol content of 10 percent will be sold in new liquor bars.
Currently, 470 liquor bars are in operation in the state of Madhya Pradesh. It is said that only low-alcohol liquor will be sold in these bars. According to these new rules, 47 liquor shops operating in 19 places with holy places are to be closed. It has been reported that areas including Ujjain, Maheshwar, Mandalakeswarar, Chitrakoot, and Dadiya are included in this. chief minister Mohan Yadav has said that the closure of liquor shops in 19 places will result in a loss of revenue of Rs 450 crore to his state government. However, it has been reported that people living in cities where the sale of liquor is banned can buy liquor from outside and consume it individually. The madhya pradesh state government has said that complete prohibition has not been implemented here and only the sale of liquor has been banned. It is said that complete prohibition will be implemented in these areas as soon as possible. At the same time, the madhya pradesh state government has said that steps will be taken so that this does not affect the wine production of their state. It has been reported that wine companies will be allowed to open retail outlets in their areas with the aim of promoting the income of farmers. Farmers will be encouraged to produce wine from fruits other than grapes.
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Sowmiya Sriram

18/02/2025 10:36 AM