Chennai:
The tamil Nadu government has announced that TASMAC (Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation) liquor shops will remain closed for three days in observance of Thiruvalluvar Day, Republic Day, and Vallalar Memorial Day. Authorities have issued a strict warning, stating that severe action will be taken against anyone found selling liquor illegally during this period.
🗓️ Dates of Closure
The closure of TASMAC outlets will be enforced on the following days:
- Thiruvalluvar Day
- Republic Day (January 26)
- Vallalar Memorial Day
On these days, all TASMAC retail outlets, bars attached to liquor shops, and government-run liquor sales units across tamil Nadu will remain shut.
⚠️ Strict Enforcement and Warning
Government officials have cautioned that:
- No liquor sales are permitted on the declared dry days.
- Anyone found selling alcohol illegally, including through black-market operations or unauthorized outlets, will face stringent legal action.
- Police and excise department officials will conduct intensive surveillance and surprise inspections to ensure compliance.
👮 Monitoring and Law Enforcement
- Special enforcement teams will be deployed across cities and districts.
- Authorities will monitor known illegal liquor hotspots to prevent unauthorized sales.
- Violators may face heavy fines, cancellation of licenses, and criminal prosecution under excise laws.
🎯 Purpose of the Closure
The decision to impose dry days aims to:
- Honor the values and ideals represented by Thiruvalluvar and Vallalar.
- Maintain dignity and decorum during Republic Day celebrations.
- Ensure public order and safety during these significant commemorative days.
🗣️ Appeal to the Public
The government has urged citizens to:
- Cooperate with authorities and respect the dry-day regulations.
- Avoid purchasing or consuming liquor from illegal sources.
- Report any violations to local police or excise officials.
✅ Conclusion
With the observance of Thiruvalluvar Day, Republic Day, and Vallalar Memorial Day, the tamil Nadu government has reinforced its commitment to public discipline and respect for national and cultural values by declaring a three-day closure of TASMAC liquor outlets. Authorities have made it clear that any violation of this order will invite strict punishment, ensuring that the days are observed peacefully and responsibly across the state.
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