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What changes can consumers expect in Delhi after change in liquor policy?

From September 1, private liquor vendors in New Delhi and the national capital region (NCR) will shut down their stores and state government will regain control

People buy liquor at a shop in Gurugram (Photo: PTI)
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BS Web Team New Delhi
With the old regime of the liquor excise policy returning to New Delhi from September 1, consumers will see a host of changes. They may not be able to get their favourite liquor brand and may also have to pay higher prices for it. 

From September 1, private liquor vendors in New Delhi and the national capital region (NCR) will shut down their stores. The state government will again become the sole seller of liquor in the capital after the new liquor policy was rolled back by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on July 30. 

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