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Rajasthan CM Orders Major Crackdown on Illegal Liquor, Calls for Stronger Border Surveillance

by Desk

CM Bhajan Lal Sharma launches crackdown on illegal liquor in Rajasthan, urging stronger surveillance, joint raids, and improved excise enforcement.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma instructed the principal revenue departments to formulate a target-oriented action plan to enhance revenue collection for the 2025-26 financial year, underscoring that strong revenue mobilisation is crucial for the state’s development and the effective implementation of welfare programs.

Chairing a review meeting with officials from the Excise, Transport, Commercial Taxes, and Registration & Stamps departments, the Chief Minister stated that the government remains dedicated to inclusive development and the well-being of all segments of society. He emphasized that enhanced revenue performance would directly facilitate the progress of development initiatives currently underway throughout the state.

During the evaluation of the Commercial Taxes Department, Sharma stated that the reduction in GST rates implemented by the central government should result in concrete advantages for consumers. He advocated for rigorous oversight to prevent tax evasion, a crackdown on fraudulent taxpayers, and the implementation of a more transparent tax system.

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During the Transport Department briefing, the Chief Minister instructed officials to expedite the issuance of permits for new buses in order to enhance public transportation services. He emphasized that overburdened vehicles present safety risks and diminish state revenue, and accordingly mandated strict enforcement to prevent overloading throughout Rajasthan.

During the evaluation of the Excise Department, Sharma directed officials to collaborate closely with the police to curb the influx of illegal liquor from neighboring states. He requested increased border surveillance and more assertive measures to combat the sale of illegal intoxicant within Rajasthan.

The Chief Minister also directed the Registration and Stamps Department to streamline property registration procedures in order to enhance convenience for citizens.

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