Maharashtra Govt Denies Scrapping Dry Days For Holi, Muharram And Gandhi Jayanti

The Maharashtra government has officially refuted circulating rumors regarding the cancellation of dry days associated with the festivals of Holi, Muharram, and Gandhi Jayanti. This clarification comes in response to social media reports suggesting that restrictions on liquor sales during these significant occasions would be lifted. Maintaining these dry days is part of the state's longstanding policy aimed at respecting the cultural and religious sentiments associated with these observances. The government’s statement reaffirms its commitment to uphold these laws, emphasizing the importance of social order and public decency during these festive periods. The decision has been welcomed by various community leaders and organizations that advocate for the preservation of traditional practices and the safeguarding of public morals.
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