As Delhi and surrounding constituencies will go under the sixth phase of Lok Sabha Elections on May 25, the administration has announced Dry Day for the areas. According to the information, orders have been released for the closure of all of the liquor stores and other licensed bars and restaurants in Delhi, Faridabad, and Gurugram from 6 pm on May 23 till May 25. In addition to this, the dry day will also be observed on the vote counting day, i.e. June 4. Notably, 58 constituencies will go under polls in phase 6, which includes 7 seats from Delhi, 8 seats from Bihar, 10 seats from Haryana, 1 seat from Jammu and Kashmir, 4 seats from Jharkhand, six seats of Odisha, 14 seats of Uttar Pradesh and 8 seats of West Bengal.Why Dry DayDry days are typically observed during elections in India, including Lok Sabha elections, to maintain law and order and prevent the influence of alcohol on voters. These restrictions are implemented in various regions, including Delhi, Gurugram, and Faridabad, ahead of the election phases.During dry days, the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages are prohibited. This measure aims to ensure a fair and peaceful electoral process. Voters are encouraged to comply with these regulations to support the democratic process and maintain harmony in the electoral environment.Residents and visitors in these areas need to stay informed about the dry days and adhere to the guidelines to avoid any inconvenience or legal implications.
