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Liquor Bottle In Metro. Nearly a month after the delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) announced that passengers can carry two sealed liquor bottles while travelling via delhi metro trains, the excise department of the delhi government has raised objections over the directive, saying it is “contrary to the law”. Effective immediately, passengers must adhere to revised guidelines stipulating the carriage of only two sealed liquor bottles in compliance with the. The delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) issued a statement on friday stating that an individual was now allowed to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol on all lines of the delhi metro. Delhi metro’s 2 liquor bottle rule. However, drinking alcohol inside metro. But as dayal said, the rule remains the same as on the airport express line: Passengers boarding the metro from all delhi ncr cities, including gurgaon, faridabad, and ghaziabad can carry liquor bottles to delhi and vice versa. From now on, passengers will be allowed to carry two sealed bottles of liquor on all metro lines, the delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) said friday. They can’t take more than two sealed bottles. Earlier, carrying alcohol was banned in the delhi metro. Dmrc in june permitted metro commuters to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol per person in trains. A person can carry up to two sealed bottles of alcohol while commuting by the delhi metro. A review committee comprising officials from the dmrc and central industrial security force (cisf) revised the list of prohibited items which banned carrying alcohol earlier.

A person can carry up to two sealed bottles of alcohol while commuting by the delhi metro. Dmrc in june permitted metro commuters to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol per person in trains. Delhi metro’s 2 liquor bottle rule. Effective immediately, passengers must adhere to revised guidelines stipulating the carriage of only two sealed liquor bottles in compliance with the. Passengers boarding the metro from all delhi ncr cities, including gurgaon, faridabad, and ghaziabad can carry liquor bottles to delhi and vice versa. From now on, passengers will be allowed to carry two sealed bottles of liquor on all metro lines, the delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) said friday. But as dayal said, the rule remains the same as on the airport express line: Earlier, carrying alcohol was banned in the delhi metro. The delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) issued a statement on friday stating that an individual was now allowed to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol on all lines of the delhi metro. They can’t take more than two sealed bottles.

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Liquor Bottle In Metro Effective immediately, passengers must adhere to revised guidelines stipulating the carriage of only two sealed liquor bottles in compliance with the. Passengers boarding the metro from all delhi ncr cities, including gurgaon, faridabad, and ghaziabad can carry liquor bottles to delhi and vice versa. However, drinking alcohol inside metro. They can’t take more than two sealed bottles. From now on, passengers will be allowed to carry two sealed bottles of liquor on all metro lines, the delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) said friday. Earlier, carrying alcohol was banned in the delhi metro. A person can carry up to two sealed bottles of alcohol while commuting by the delhi metro. The delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) issued a statement on friday stating that an individual was now allowed to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol on all lines of the delhi metro. Effective immediately, passengers must adhere to revised guidelines stipulating the carriage of only two sealed liquor bottles in compliance with the. But as dayal said, the rule remains the same as on the airport express line: Dmrc in june permitted metro commuters to carry two sealed bottles of alcohol per person in trains. Nearly a month after the delhi metro rail corporation (dmrc) announced that passengers can carry two sealed liquor bottles while travelling via delhi metro trains, the excise department of the delhi government has raised objections over the directive, saying it is “contrary to the law”. A review committee comprising officials from the dmrc and central industrial security force (cisf) revised the list of prohibited items which banned carrying alcohol earlier. Delhi metro’s 2 liquor bottle rule.