Haryana govt's new policy allows liquor vends to sell IMFL, country-made liquor

April 06, 2017 08:49

With the favouring changes in Haryana's Excise and Taxation policy for the year 2017-2018, the liquor vends allotted to retailers during the bidding process have been allowed to store both IMFL as well as country-made liquor for sale.

Under the policy, the department has categorised liquor vends into zones between Gurgaon East and West areas.

As per the new policy, a licence holder can open maximum six liquor vends with two sub vends, following the Supreme Court's order and excise departments norms.

Under the earlier policy for 2016-2017, the department had allotted three vends in one zone.

Sources have said the decision was taken with a view to centralise revenue generation through limited players having high capacity.

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