Anbumani Ramadoss opposes TASMAC online liquor booking system
PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss has criticized the Tamil Nadu government's decision to launch an online booking system for TASMAC liquor outlets. The system, which allows users to check stock and prices across 4,048 stores via a dedicated website, is scheduled to become operational tomorrow. Ramadoss has urged the state government to abandon the initiative, arguing that it will increase liquor accessibility and consumption rather than promoting prohibition.
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What Happened
PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss has issued a statement expressing concern over the launch of an online booking system for TASMAC liquor shops in Tamil Nadu. The system, accessible through a dedicated website, is set to go live tomorrow and will allow customers to view stock availability and pricing across the state's 4,048 retail outlets.
Ramadoss described the initiative as a regressive step that facilitates easier access to alcohol. He has called upon the state government to scrap the project, asserting that such measures undermine efforts to reduce liquor consumption and do not reflect well on the administration.
Key Facts
- Anbumani Ramadoss is the leader of the PMK party.Source not recorded
- The TASMAC online booking system is scheduled to launch tomorrow.Source not recorded
- The system allows users to check stock and prices at 4,048 liquor shops.Source not recorded
- The dedicated website for the service is https://tasmace2e.in/.Source not recorded
- Ramadoss has demanded that the government cancel the online booking project.Source not recorded
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