Two members of the PDP and one from the National Conference have submitted bills to ban liquor. The matter is expected to dominate the assembly in the budget session which begins on March 3. Over the weekend, posters came up across Srinagar, supporting the ban and calling upon tourists to \”respect local culture and traditions\” The ruling National Conference has said it is pro-choice and would prefer to leave it to tourists to decide whether they wanted a tipple or not. The first liquor shop in the Valley dates back to the British era. Since then, liquor shops have functioned in Kashmir, but as terror broke out in the valley in the 1990s, Islamist terrorist groups banned the sale of liquor. Back to Mail Online home. Back into the page you came from. Back To the page You came from, Back to the pageYou came from,. Back tothe page you were from,Back to the pages you came From, Back To The page you Came From,Back To The Page You Came From.
