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Karnataka HC: Liquor License Norms Cannot Be Relaxed For SCs, STs - (23 Jan 2017)

Karnataka High Court has dismissed an appeal filed by State Government challenging a verdict of Single Judge who had set aside rule that relaxed conditions for securing licence to serve liquor in hotel or lodges owned by persons from Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

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