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Hyderabad: Wine shops to remain closed for 2 days in view of Holi festival
Wine shops
Wine shops closed in Hyderabad: All the wine shops, bars and toddy shops will be closed for two days in Hyderabad in the view of Holi festival, said Hyderabad police commissioner Anjani Kumar.
Hyderabad: All the wine shops, bars and toddy shops will be closed for two days in Hyderabad in the view of Holi festival, said Hyderabad police commissioner Anjani Kumar.
The wine shops will remain closed from 6 pm on March 28 to 6 am on March 30, the CP added. He asked the wine shop owners to cooperate with the police and follow the bandh.
In the orders released, the commissioner asked the public not to cause inconvenience to others and avoid playing with colours on roads. Restrictions were also imposed on vehicles roaming in groups.
On the other hand, all the cattle slaughter houses will also remain closed on Holi within the limits of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). GHMC Commissioner DS Lokesh Kumar asked the concerned officials to instruct all respective officers to extend necessary cooperation to the municipal staff in carrying out the orders.
