Liquor shortage in Delhi, expect alcohol supply to be limited for two months

Updated : Sep 19, 2021 21:46
|
Editorji News Desk

Liquor stores are running dry across the capital as Delhi moves to a new regime for alcohol sales. Reports from across the capital suggests that shops, pubs were running out of 'popular' brands.

What has changed?

The AAP government has changed it's excise policy in Delhi, which has led to shuttering of state govt run liquor shops and auctioning licenses to private vendors. So far, Delhi government agencies ran nearly 60 per cent of the 850 retail liquor shops in the city. Two months from now, on November 17, the Delhi government will fully withdraw from the alcohol business 

Why is there a liquor shortage?

Till the new licensees take charge from November 17, the govt run shops and even most private vendors that are facing change of competition are not stocking up. 

 

AAPDelhiexcise dutyLIQUOR SHOP

Recommended For You

editorji | Business

UPI Payments In Uzbekistan: Indian Travellers To Get QR-Based Payment Option

editorji | Business

India’s Q1 GDP Growth Hits 7.8%, Beats RBI Estimate

editorji | Business

Repo rate today at 5.25%: how long an RBI decision takes to reach your home loan interest rate

editorji | Business

Step-by-step guide to apply for a mortgage loan online with minimal documentation

editorji | Business

Honda Activa 6G: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying