Liquor Ban in Madhya Pradesh in 19 spiritual places from Tuesday as part of the state authorities’s new liquor coverage, an license department stated on Monday. State Finance and License Minister Jagdish Deoda said, “The new policy will come into impact from Tuesday. Steps taken for social alternative, consists discouraging consumption of high-intensity liquor and introducing a new category of liquor.”
Liquor Ban in Madhya Pradesh, 47 Liquor Shops Closed
The Madhya Pradesh government, on January 25, introduced the new policy, which incorporates the imposition of an entire ban on the sale in 19 nonsecular places in state. Around 47 liquor shops are closed when the license policy comes into effect.
“Everyone is aware of the sick results of liquor intake. We don’t need our youths to get spoiled, as they will be future of US,” Yadav said while announcing the ban.
Liquor Ban in 19 places
The Liquor Ban in Madhya Pradesh imposed in the city limits of Ujjain, Omkareshwar, Maheshwar, Mandleshwar, Orchha, Maihar, Chitrakoot, Datia, Panna, Mandla, Multai, Mandsaur and in gram panchayat limits of Salkanpur, Kundalpur, Bandakpur, Barmankalan, Barmankhurd and Linga. The new license policy also includes a 20% growth in the license rate for liquor outlets in the country.
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