For representational purposes (Express Illustrations) 
India

Coronavirus outbreak: No online-home delivery of liquor, says Maharashtra government

A statement said all such news on social media about home delivery of liquor were fake and ploys to dupe people of their money.

From our online archive

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government has not allowed any vendor to sell liquor online or deliver it home and people should not fall for misleading advertisements making such promises, the state excise department said on Saturday.

A statement said all such news on social media about home delivery of liquor were fake and ploys to dupe people of their money.

ALSO READ: COVID-19 LIVE

It also said 2,281 cases have been registered during the lockdown between March 24 and April 10 for illegal production, transportation and sale of liquor, and 892 people have been arrested.

"The department has seized liquor and 107 vehicles worth Rs 5.5 crore during this period," it said.

It asked people to provide tip offs on illicit liquor trade on toll free contact number 18008333333 and WhatsApp number 8422001133.

Delhi HC, IGI Airport receive bomb threat a day before Independence Day

'Who are you to question govt's policy?: SC stays Madras HC order on govt jobs to kin of Karur victims

'Students have rights to protest, who are you to interfere': CJI pulls up BCI over NALSAR circular

US takes U-turn, says Tehran’s nuclear programme not priority in Iran war as focus shifts to lowering oil prices

Attacks on Indians abroad surge, US highest, followed by UAE, UK and Canada: MEA

SCROLL FOR NEXT