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Puducherry Excise Department orders relocation of nine liquor shops citing road safety

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Puducherry Excise Department orders relocation of nine liquor shops citing road safety
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The Puducherry Excise Department has ordered the relocation of nine liquor shops located along the newly constructed NH-332 to comply with road safety regulations. The move follows a request from the National Highways Authority of India and aims to reduce accidents and traffic congestion in the area.

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Enforcing road safety norms near highways is a critical administrative task that balances commercial interests with public welfare.

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The Puducherry government has directed the relocation of eight liquor and an arrack shop, situated along and abutting the newly-constructed NH-332, citing concerns that the shops pose risk to public and road safety.

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