G20 Summit 2023: G20 summit is to be organized in the capital Delhi from 8 to 10 September. Preparations regarding this are almost complete. Guests from different countries have also started coming. In view of the security at the G20 summit, all services will remain closed in Delhi for three days. Holidays have also been declared in school offices. Apart from this, rules have also been set regarding the sale of liquor. In such a situation, know whether the liquor shops in Delhi will remain open or closed between 8th to 10th September?
G20 Summit 2023: The G20 summit is to be held in the capital Delhi from 8 to 10 September. Preparations are almost complete regarding this. Guests from different countries have also started coming. At the same time, in view of the security in the G20 summit, all services will remain closed in Delhi for three days. Holiday has also been declared in school-offices. Apart from this, rules have also been set regarding the sale of liquor. In such a situation, know whether liquor shops will remain open or closed in Delhi between 8 to 10 September?
Where will liquor shops remain closed in Delhi?
Due to the G20 summit, liquor vends will remain closed for three days in New Delhi area (mainly Latians Delhi). There will be a ban on opening of all bars and restaurants during this period. There will be a ban on opening of liquor shops in areas like Connaught Place, Khan Market, Barakhamba. Even in the hotels where G20 representatives will stay, bars and restaurants will remain closed to the general public.
According to media reports, there is no restriction on opening of bars and restaurants in Delhi except New Delhi. Liquor shops will remain open in NCR.
People are buying liquor indiscriminately
On the other hand, after the news of closure of liquor shops, people are buying their stock indiscriminately. Although there is a situation of confusion among the people, that is why they are making their arrangements in advance for three days in a hurry. According to media reports, independent bars will remain open in the New Delhi Police District area as well, but in some reports it is being claimed that they will not be able to serve liquor to the customers.
While there is no instruction regarding the closure of liquor shops in NCR, even after this it is being told in media reports that people are collecting liquor stock in Noida, Gurugram as well.
