Ganeshotsava alert: Udupi bans liquor sales across district on Sept 14, in select areas on 16, 18


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Udupi, Sep 13: With Ganeshotsava celebrations and idol immersion ceremonies approaching, the Udupi district administration has ordered a three-day ban on liquor sales on September 14, 16 and 18, as a precautionary measure to ensure peace, public order and law and order.

According to an order issued by the deputy commissioner T K Swaroopa, liquor sales will be completely prohibited across Udupi district from 6 am to midnight on September 14.

On September 16, the restriction will apply from 2 pm to midnight within Udupi city limits.

On September 18, liquor sales will be banned from 2 pm to midnight in various police station jurisdictions where Ganesha idol immersions are scheduled. The ban will also cover specified villages falling under the Gangolli, Kundapura town and Kaup police station limits.

The administration has issued the order as a precautionary step to prevent any untoward incidents during the Ganeshotsava celebrations and ensure their peaceful conduct.

The deputy commissioner has directed liquor shops, bars and all other licensed establishments authorised to sell liquor in the affected areas to refrain from selling liquor throughout the stipulated periods.

  

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