States in total lockdown3/22/2023 On day 2, it reportedly sold over Rs16 lakhs litres and earned Rs62 crore revenue. Around four lakh litres of various IMFL (Indian Made Foreign Liquor) has been sold in the state. Maharashtra, which is one of the worst affected states with COVID-19, registered an estimated revenue of Rs11 crore on the first day of relaxation. One of the reasons cited is that as many as 93 shops in Noida were in hotspot localities, where the number of cases are high and the movement of people is restricted. However, places like Prayagraj and Noida didn’t see this kind of sales. According to state excise department officials, Lucknow alone sold liquor worth Rs 6.3 crore. On Monday, Uttar Pradesh reportedly recorded a sale of over Rs 100 crore in a single day. According to reports, of the 43.4 lakh litres, 36.4 lakh litres were IML (Indian Made Liquor) worth Rs 182 crore and 7 lakh litres worth Rs 15 crore were of beer. On Tuesday, ie Day 2 of the relaxation on liquor sale, Karnataka hit a record-breaking sale worth Rs 197 crore and a total of 43.4 lakh litres. So, let’s take a look at how much the states have earned from reopening the liquor shops Karnataka In fact, some states have registered record-breaking revenues from it. While this has posed great security concerns for cops and traffic personnel who had to manage the huge crowds across the country the state governments seem to be benefitting from the situation.
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