Why Liquor shops will remain closed on specified dry days in October and November in Delhi?
Reportedly liquor shops in delhi will remain closed on national holidays in october and November, as per an official notification by the Excise Department. Other than the national holidays, the sale of liquor in the national capital would also be prohibited on october 8, and for some hours from october 3 until october 5. “In pursuance of the provisions of Rule 52 of delhi Excise Rules, 2010, it is hereby ordered that the following dates shall be observed as “Dry Days” in the National capital Territory of delhi,” the excise department’s notification dated september 19 stated.Listed below will be observed as dry days in delhi in the month of October. october 2 – gandhi Jayanti, october 5 – Election-related, october 8 – Vote counting for haryana assembly elections. october 12 – Dussehra, october 17 – Valmiki Jayanti. october 31 – Deepawali. According to the notification, dry days will be observed before 48 hours of the end of polling, i.e. from 6.00 pm on october 3 until 6.00 pm on october 5.Perhaps “The restriction of the sale of liquor on dry days shall not apply to the service of liquor to residents in case of hotels having L-15 and L-15F license,” the Excise Department’s notification stated.