Tiruvarur District Implements 'Dry Days' Ahead of Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections
‘Dry Days’ declared for polls in Tiruvarur district
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In Tiruvarur district, Tamil Nadu, four days have been designated as 'Dry Days' to ensure orderly polling for the Assembly elections. Liquor outlets will be closed from April 21 to April 23 and again on May 4 for vote counting.
- 01Four days declared as 'Dry Days' in Tiruvarur district.
- 02Closure of all licensed liquor outlets during this period.
- 03Dry Days span from April 21 to April 23 and on May 4.
- 04Decision made by District Election Officer V. Mohanachandran.
- 05Aim is to maintain order during elections.
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In preparation for the upcoming Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Tiruvarur district has declared four days as 'Dry Days' to promote a peaceful voting environment. District Election Officer and Collector V. Mohanachandran announced that all Indian-made foreign liquor retail outlets, including various licensed bars, will be closed starting from 10 a.m. on April 21 until midnight on April 23, the day of polling. Additionally, these outlets will remain closed on May 4, the scheduled date for counting the votes. This measure aims to prevent any disturbances during the election process and ensure that voters can cast their ballots without the influence of alcohol.
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The closure of liquor outlets during these designated days is expected to help maintain a peaceful atmosphere for voters, encouraging higher participation in the electoral process.
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