Jharkhand News: Branded beverage from stock in Jharkhand, about 200 crore rupees on companies - burning beverages from stock in Jharkhand business owed about Rs 200 crore

Yogendra Prasad, minister of the Department of Excise and Alcohol, held a meeting with representatives of liquor supply companies. Companies have described the problem of paying fees of Rs 200 crore, which affects the offer of trademark liquor. The minister secured early payment and requested to normalize the offer so that revenue loss could be prevented. Out of stock in Jharkhand, Branded Liquor, about 200 Crore Rupees deterations on companies, State Bureau, Ranchi. Departmental Minister Yogendra Prasad in the Department of Excise and Alcohol, Yogendra Prasad held a meeting on Friday with representatives of liquor supply companies. The liquor supply companies informed the minister about their fees. Tell that the overdue amount of about 200 crore calls is at the department, thereby experiencing trouble delivering liquor. This is why trademark has been out of stock at state drink stores. On this, the minister assured him that his fees would soon be paid. There was a shortage of officers in the department. Excise commissioner CUM general manager JSBCL was on vacation. As a result, payment is not made. Now they also returned from leave and the new officer in the department was also posted. The department’s system is expected to be normal from next week. The minister asked the liquor supply companies to provide liquor so that the loss of income could be prevented. About 86 percent of the liquor supply in the state is responsible for these businesses. There has not been the overdue drinking supply since April. The liquor businesses informed the minister about their suffering ten days ago, only then did the minister called a meeting with him and heard his problems. Apart from the minister, about 20 delegates from liquor supply companies attended this meeting. The minister asked the liquor supply companies to provide liquor so that the loss of income could be prevented. About 86 percent of the liquor supply in the state is responsible for these businesses. There has not been the overdue drinking supply since April. The liquor businesses informed the minister about their suffering ten days ago, only then did the minister called a meeting with him and heard his problems. Apart from the minister, about 20 delegates from liquor supply companies attended this meeting.