States including Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, and Uttarakhand have declared January 22 as a dry day in anticipation of the grand Ram Temple Pran Pratishtha ceremony. Liquor shops will remain closed on that day in these states. The Excise Commissioner of Uttar Pradesh has directed the closure of all liquor shops in the state. BJP leaders in Jharkhand and Delhi have also demanded a ban on the sale of liquor on January 22. The Delhi government has not yet made a decision regarding this demand.
In an effort to uphold the sanctity of the occasion, several states across the country have declared "dry days" on January 22, aligning with the principles of promoting sobriety and reverence during cultural events. 🍔 Dry Day on January 22 for Ram Mandir 'Pran Pratishtha': From Chhattisgarh to Uttar Pradesh, Full List of States That Prohibit Sale of Alcohol.
India s Independence Day is momentous as it reminds us of the sacrifices many freedom fighters made to get freedom from British rule. The national event is a dry day in the country when the sale of alcohol will be banned in retail stores, hotels, pubs, clubs and restaurants. 🍔 Dry Day on 15th August For Independence Day 2022 in India: Alcoholic Beverages Will Not Be Served in Bars, Clubs, Liquor Shops and Restaurants Across the Country.