Udaipur, February 11: Under the Rajasthan Excise and Liquor Moderation Policy 2025-29, the Excise Department is ensuring a transparent and streamlined process for liquor shop renewals across the state. As of now, 72% of liquor shops have been successfully renewed, with projections indicating that the number may exceed 90% by the final renewal deadline of February 12.
Excise Commissioner Shri Shivprasad Nakate stated that license holders are demonstrating high enthusiasm and confidence in the renewal process. Out of the 7,665 liquor shops in Rajasthan, 5,490 have already been renewed, marking a significant milestone in the department’s efforts.
For the first time, the Excise Department is on track to achieve over 90% renewal completion in February itself, ensuring a seamless transition for the upcoming excise period. Shops that remain unrenewed after the deadline will be allocated through an online e-bidding auction system, conducted in a group-wise manner.
This initiative underscores the Rajasthan government’s commitment to efficiency, transparency, and regulatory compliance in the excise sector.
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