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Alcohol will be cheaper in Delhi from today, there will not be 70% corona tax, order issued

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Delhi government has increased VAT on alcohol by 5 percent. Now 25 percent VAT will be charged on the price of alcohol. Till now, 20 percent VAT was applicable to liquor. The government has issued an order related to this.

Alcohol will be cheaper in Delhi from today, there will not be 70% corona tax, order issued
  • Liquor will be cheaper in Delhi from Wednesday
  • Kejriwal government-issued order

On Wednesday (June 10) in Delhi, liquor will be cheaper from today. The Delhi government has withdrawn 70 percent of the corona cess. Delhi government has increased VAT on alcohol by 5 percent. Now 25 per cent VAT will be charged on the price of alcohol. Till now, 20 per cent VAT was applicable to liquor. The government has issued an order related to this.

Please tell that amidst the growing Corona infection in Delhi, a decision was taken to open liquor shops. During this time, crowds of thousands were seen thronging liquor shops. To stop this, the government had decided to increase the price of alcohol by 70 percent.

Actually, liquor sales started in Delhi during Lockdown 3.0. On May 4, there was a huge crowd at liquor shops. There was a lot of damage to social distancing. After this, the Kejriwal government decided to impose 70 percent corona cess on liquor in Delhi from May 5. Even after imposition of corona charge on liquor, the crowd was seen for several days on contracts. The government was forced to take this decision.

Alcohol will be cheaper in Delhi from today, there will not be 70% corona tax, order issued

HC refused

The Delhi High Court refused to close liquor shops in the national capital. The High Court said on the PIL related to the closure of liquor shops in Delhi, that the state and the central government should decide in this matter themselves. At present the court is not in favor of taking a decision in this matter.

However, the High Court had asked Delhi and the Central Government to ensure that there is no crowd during the sale of liquor. The government should follow this responsibility seriously, because in the event of increasing crowds, many dangerous consequences can come to the corona.