New Delhi: The Delhi government has benefited some substantial income by auctioning a retail license of liquor on 32 newly limited excise zones with several top zones swept away by around 50% and more in license fees compared to backup costs.
Overall, the Delhi government produced RS 8,911 Crore as a license fee, 27% higher than the cost of Crore RS 7,039.
While it produces more average with some zones that do it very well, some zones do not cause the same response.
Zone 32 (airport zone) Do it very well, get an offer of RS 236 Crore for 10 vends liquor, with an annual reserve cost of Rs 105 Crore.
Liquor Zone 17 produces an offer in accordance with sources in the Delhi government, a company based in Puducherry has received a license for the most sought airport zone.
At the other end the spectrum is zone 17, which has a total of 27 indentation of liquor spread across nine city zones.
For reserve fees Rs 226 Crore, the zone witnessed the offer only up to around Rs 227 Crore.
The lowest income zone consists of areas such as Kishanganj, Rohini, Adarsh ​​Nagar, Ghuman Hera, Obwasan, Kondli etc.
Secondly in the list of toppers is zone 28 consisting of 27 liquid environments in nine Dwarka-a, Gautam Puri, Pratap Nagar, Vijay Vihar, Bhajan Pura, Deoli etc.
The cost of the backup license for this zone is Rs 223 Crore and the money completed is the RS 357 Crore, which is highest in the absolute term.
Third in the list is zone 11, which also has 27 liquid liquor in nine city wards, including punjabi bagh, enclave sainik, paharggarj, najafgarh, bapraulla, ghonda etc.
The backup fee for this zone is Rs 222 Crore but completed to RS 351 Crore.
Zone 31, which includes areas that fall under the jurisdiction of the new Delhi City Council and Delhi Cantonment, have 29 jumping liquor with a reserve license fee of RS 217 Crore and the highest bid received for this zone is Rs 315 Crore.
Among zones that did not do other zones and zones 27, which received RS 4 Crore premiums above the backup fee of Rs 226 Crore and Rs 12 Crore above the reserve fee of RS 223 Crore each.
The first zone has an area like Narina, Yamuna Vihar, Malviya Nagar, Sangam Vihar etc.
And the 27 zone consists of areas such as Karawal Nagar, Sadatpur, Nangloi, Tilak Nagar, KaramPura etc.
As part of Delhi’s new excise policy, a retail license in 32 excise zones auctioned from August 5 and so on and the initial offer of 20 zones carried in the RS 5,300 crore in income.
The remaining 12 of the 32 zones are auctioned later and the total license costs produced are Rs 8,911 Crore.
The resulting income includes one-time payment by the wins and annual license fees.
From next year, the city government hopes to sweep around RS 3,500 Crore from the annual license fee.
Apart from the license fee, the government will also produce from customs in the sale of liquor, import costs and other levies, which come to around RS 650 Crore.
In addition, the government expects to produce around RS 1,000 Crore from other sources such as brand new licensing etc.