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UDF stand on liquor tax cut may force Kerala govt to rethink move, says Congress leader Rajmohan Unnithan

UDF stand on liquor tax cut may force Kerala govt to rethink move, says Congress leader Rajmohan Unnithan
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Congress leader Rajmohan Unnithan has suggested that the Kerala government may need to reconsider its decision to reduce liquor taxes. He emphasized that such policy changes require discussion and approval within the UDF coalition.

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This reflects internal political friction within the Kerala government regarding public policy and social welfare decisions.

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Congress leader and Kasaragod MP Rajmohan Unnithan on Thursday said the Kerala government “may have to reconsider” its decision to reduce liquor tax on low-alcohol beverages, “with the UDF’s stand on the issue now becoming almost clear.”

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