Dry in Delhi due to Assembly Election 2025: The much-anticipated Delhi Assembly Election 2025 is around the corner, marking a significant event for the National Capital Territory. Scheduled for February 5, this election will determine the leadership of Delhi's 70 assembly constituencies for the next five years.
The Delhi Election 2025 is not just about choosing leaders; it¡¯s about deciding the future of key issues such as public safety, healthcare, education, and infrastructure. With 58 general seats and 12 reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC), the elections aim to ensure fair representation across all sections of society.
Major political parties, including the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Indian National Congress (INC), will battle it out alongside independent candidates and smaller regional parties.
To ensure a peaceful election process, the Delhi government has declared specific dry day dates during the election period. This means all liquor shops, hotels, clubs, and restaurants in Delhi will be prohibited from selling or serving alcohol.
According to the notification issued by the Delhi Excise Commissioner:
This announcement is in line with the Excise Rules-2010, which mandate the closure of liquor-serving establishments during elections to maintain law and order.
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The excise department has clarified that no liquor shall be sold or served during the designated dry days. The restriction applies to all:
This rule ensures that the election process remains free from undue influence and disruptions caused by alcohol consumption.
As Delhi gears up for the 2025 Assembly Election, the measures taken by the government aim to create a conducive environment for voters to make informed decisions. Residents are advised to plan accordingly, keeping the dry day dates in mind.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Delhi Election 2025, including candidate profiles, polling details, and result announcements.
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