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Demonetisation has dampened the spirits of partygoers as liquor sales have dipped by one-fifth in Rajasthan. Excise department officials said people, both in urban and rural areas, are consuming less liquor after the notes ban. The department has recorded a 20 per cent decline in the purchase of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) in Rajasthan. Though the sector was witnessing a steady growth of 19 per cent, after the scrapping of notes, sales have declined by 20 per cent across the state, district excise officer, Jaipur, Rajesh Verma told PTI.
Demonetisation has dampened the spirits of partygoers as liquor sales have dipped by one-fifth in Rajasthan. Excise department officials said people, both in urban and rural areas, are consuming less liquor after the notes ban. The department has recorded a 20 per cent decline in the purchase of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) in Rajasthan. Though the sector was witnessing a steady growth of 19 per cent, after the scrapping of notes, sales have declined by 20 per cent across the state, district excise officer, Jaipur, Rajesh Verma told PTI.
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