Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has initiated a comprehensive audit of state-run liquor corporations due to concerns over potential financial irregularities. The audit will scrutinize the financial records of four city government corporations—the Delhi State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation, Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation, Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Store, and Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation—which collectively operate over 700 liquor stores in the city. The audit will cover five years of financial data, including sales, purchases, stock, and cash accounts, with all records subjected to thorough verification. Gupta emphasized that any negligence or discrepancies will not be tolerated, and strict action will be taken against any officials found responsible for financial mismanagement. The excise commissioner will independently verify the data to ensure accountability. All agencies involved have been instructed to compile a detailed report and submit it to the Finance department within two months.