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Chandrapur: Bar owner performs 'aarti' of photo of Vijay Wadettiwar after lifting 6 yr-old liquor ban

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: July 10, 2021 12:36 PM

There was a celebration among boozers as liquor shops reopened in Chandrapur district after a gap of six years. ...

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There was a celebration among boozers as liquor shops reopened in Chandrapur district after a gap of six years. The Maharashtra Government had lifted the liquor ban in Chandrapur district on May 27.

The decision was taken in view of the large-scale increase in illicit liquor and increased crime in the district since the ban was imposed on April 1, 2015.

After the ban was lifted an owner of a bar & restaurant in Chandrapur, performed 'aarti' of a photo of district's Guardian Minister Vijay Wadettiwar, as the six-yr-old liquor ban here was lifted by the state government last week

The owner said, "For us he is God. Whoever helps us earn a livelihood, is our God."

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