Indian, foreign liquor vends to remain shut in Delhi
The Hindu
A nod from Lieutenant Governor V. K. Saxena on vends selling Indian and Foreign liquor brands is awaited
Vends selling Indian and Foreign liquor brands will remain shut despite the one month extension granted by Delhi government on Sunday, as a nod from Lieutenant Governor V. K. Saxena is awaited, officials said on Monday.
Meanwhile, Delhi government has extended licences of country liquor vends by two months till September 30 as fresh tenders are yet to be finalised, officials said on Monday.
The excise department of Delhi government, in an order issued on Saturday, extended the licences of over 250 country liquor shops in the city.
“The extension is subject to payment of pro-rata fee for the extension period,” said the order.
Tenders for country liquor licence were floated twice in recent months.
On the first occasion, the tender failed to attract adequate number of bidders while the excise department scrapped it the second time after finding out that bidders were “pooling” to keep the bids low, they added.
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