Ram Mandir is located on Rampath and it is an important route connecting the cities of Ayodhya and Faizabad.

The ban will also apply to advertisements of paan, gutkha, bidi, cigarette and underwear for both men and women. Ayodhya Mayor Girish Pati Tripathi announced the decision on Thursday.

Ayodhya Liquor and Meat Selling Ban News: The mayor said, ‘The executive committee of Ayodhya Municipal Corporation consisting of the mayor, deputy mayor and 12 councillors passed a resolution to implement this ban to maintain the true religious spirit of the city.’ The executive committee includes only one Muslim councillor, Sultan Ansari, who is from the BJP.

Sale of meat and alcohol has been banned in Ayodhya city for a long time, but currently sale of meat and alcohol is allowed on the Ram Path, which starts from the banks of the Saryu river and stretches for five kilometers in Faizabad city. The purpose of this decision is to apply the restrictions imposed in Ayodhya to the entire Ram Path, which also includes areas inside Faizabad city.

Ayodhya Liquor and Meat Selling Ban News: The details and timeline for the implementation of this ban is expected to be announced by the Municipal Corporation soon.

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Liquor ban was implemented on Tuesday in 19 religious cities of Madhya Pradesh including Ujjain, Omkareshwar, Maheshwar and Maihar, as well as areas under selected gram panchayats. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has described the liquor ban as a historic step towards de-addiction. The Chief Minister had announced the decision of liquor ban. It was approved in the cabinet meeting held in Maheshwar city on January 24. Maheshwar city is associated with the famous queen of the medieval era, Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar.

Now you won’t find alcohol here

An official said that according to the decision, all liquor shops and bars will remain closed in the entire urban limits of Ujjain, Omkareshwar, Maheshwar, Mandleshwar, Orchha, Maihar, Chitrakoot, Datia, Panna, Mandla, Multai, Mandsaur and Amarkantak and the gram panchayat limits of Salkanpur, Kundalpur, Bandakpur, Barmankalan, Barmankhurd and Linga.

Why was liquor banned in these areas?

The BJP government has declared these 19 urban and rural areas as completely sacred. A complete ban has been imposed on alcohol in the areas falling under their jurisdiction. CM Yadav said in a statement that the government has taken a historic step towards de-addiction. He cited the “public faith and religious devotion” associated with these cities and rural areas as the reason behind this step.

The religious places where the liquor ban will be implemented from Tuesday are spread across one municipal corporation, half a dozen municipal councils and an equal number of gram panchayats. Of these, Ujjain has the famous Mahakal temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Amarkantak is the origin of the Narmada river, which is considered the lifeline of the state.

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However, this facility will be available only to those who queue up before the specified time. Till now, Baveco shops were open only from 10 am to 9 pm, but under the new orders, the shops will remain open till the last customer is served.

Outlet managers get new orders

Bavco has informed all its outlet managers to implement this new system. According to the orders, if any customer is standing in queues outside any shop even after 9 pm, then they will be given liquor. The purpose of this change is to solve the problem of those customers who could not buy liquor due to not reaching the shop on time.

The new rule will be applicable to all Bavco outlets.

This new instruction will be applicable to Bavco outlets across the state of Kerala. The special thing is that this rule will be applicable not only to regular liquor sales centers but also to premium outlets. However, the time limit for opening liquor shops has not been formally extended, rather this system has been implemented only for customers standing in queues.

Employees’ demands still not met

The labor unions had demanded an increase in incentive amount for employees working at liquor shops, but BAVCO has not taken any decision on this yet. Despite this, this change in working hours is being considered as a relief measure for the customers. According to BAVCO, this step has been taken due to increasing complaints that many customers are not buying liquor due to the expiry of the deadline.

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