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468 private liquor shops will be shut from August 1 as the term of their licences and that of the new excise policy expire

Uncertainty prevailed over the availability of liquor in the national capital as the private liquor stores in Delhi were scheduled to shut shop from Monday after the expiry of their licenses.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Delhi is staring at a major liquor shortage in the coming days with private wine and beer stores going to shut shop from August 1 after Kejriwal governments decision to withdraw its new Excise policy 20221-22. India News | Delhiites Likely to Face Major Liquor Shortage from Aug 1.

Delhi liquor policy: On Thursday, Sisodia directed the excise department to revert to old regime of the excise policy for a period of six months till a fresh policy is in place.

The Delhi Government has decided to revert to the old regime of the liquor policy for six months till a fresh policy is in place.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Delhi-based restaurateurs on Saturday said it was too early to gauge the impact on the hospitality industry after the city governments announcement to withdraw its new excise policy 2021-22. India News | Withdrawal of New Excise Policy: Too Early to Gauge Impact on Hospitality Sector, Say Restaurateurs.

Amid an ongoing investigation by Delhi Polices Economic Offences Wing (EOW) and a face-off between Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena and the Delhi government, the liquor policy row in the capital has taken a fresh turn.

The 468 private liquor shops operating in the city will be shut from August 1 as the term of their licences and that of the new excise policy expire on July 31.

Days after Delhi Lt. Governor V.K. Saxena recommend a CBI probe into the implementation of the new excise policy, the government in the national capital has decided to return to the old regime of retail liquor sale in the city.A Delhi ...

Delhi old liquor policy: 468 private stores going to shut shop from August 1 as their licences and the new excise policy expires on July 31.