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Byelection: Dry days declared in Tarn Taran

All liquor shops within the Tarn Taran Assembly constituency and its adjoining constituencies, including areas within a 3-km radius, have been ordered to remain closed during this period
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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 05:25 AM Nov 11, 2025 IST

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In view of the upcoming byelection, the Excise Commissioner, Punjab, has declared a dry day in the entire Tarn Taran Assembly constituency and its adjoining constituencies till 6 pm on November 11, and again on November 14, the day of counting.

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District Election Officer Rahul said all liquor shops within the Tarn Taran Assembly constituency and its adjoining constituencies, including areas within a 3-km radius, have been ordered to remain closed during this period. He added that a similar restriction will be enforced on November 14, when the counting of votes will take place.

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These orders have been issued for the general public to ensure the maintenance of law and order and the smooth conduct of the byelection.

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