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The government says increase of shops and reintroduction of arrack will help curb sale of illicitly distilled (ID) and non-duty paid (NDP) liquor. With this move, the government is expecting an additional revenue of 2000 Crore and will help the excise department reach its revenue target of Rs 11,000 crore this year.
On the other side, Telangana Wine Dealers’ Association is demanding the government to slash the exorbitant License fee so that more shops will find takers. Last year 50 shops have no bidders due to the high license fee. They are also demanding flat 30% trade margin for all kinds of liquor, including beer, premier brand liquor as well as cheap liquor.
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