Tasmac has advised retail stores against selling alcohol in large quantities, as sales exceeding 30% could draw attention from the election commission during the enforcement of the model code of conduct.
The district managers of the liquor corporation have issued a circular to all supervisors, stating that liquor stocks should be kept at 50%, with orders based on average sales.
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“About 25% increase in sales in a day compared to the previous year is considered normal. Anything above will be viewed with suspicion,” said a Tasmac official.
Management has additionally directed vending shops and attached bars to adhere strictly to working hours, from noon to 10 pm, and emphasized that retail shops should not store liquor in bars.
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