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Delhi's New Excise Policy May Be Delayed As Panel Seeks More Time: Report
The new excise policy of Delhi government (2022-23) is likely to be delayed as a high-level committee formed to frame its broad outlines has sought more time to submit its report, officials said on Monday.
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AAP Blames Delhi's Ex Lt Governor For "Huge Loss", BJP Says "Scapegoat"
The Excise Policy 2021-22, which was extended twice after March 31 for a period of two months each, will come to an end on July 31.
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Heavy Traffic In Delhi After BJP Protests Against AAP's New Excise Policy
Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, leading to traffic snarls at important stretches.
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BJP vs Aam Aadmi Party On Delhi's New Excise Policy
Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, including near the Akshardham temple.
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Delhi's New Excise Policy May Be Delayed As Panel Seeks More Time: Report
The new excise policy of Delhi government (2022-23) is likely to be delayed as a high-level committee formed to frame its broad outlines has sought more time to submit its report, officials said on Monday.
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AAP Blames Delhi's Ex Lt Governor For "Huge Loss", BJP Says "Scapegoat"
The Excise Policy 2021-22, which was extended twice after March 31 for a period of two months each, will come to an end on July 31.
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Heavy Traffic In Delhi After BJP Protests Against AAP's New Excise Policy
Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, leading to traffic snarls at important stretches.
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BJP vs Aam Aadmi Party On Delhi's New Excise Policy
Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, including near the Akshardham temple.
