Gurgaon: Important markets in town, which reopened to the very first time following the lockdown which came into effect on May 3, wore a deserted look on Monday as citizens preferred to remain inside. The exclusion were a few liquor stores, where buyers could be viewed stocking up on booze. Haryana had on Sunday declared comfort in the lockdown principles, permitting standalone stores to open throughout the day along with other people to restart within an odd-even way from 7am to 12 noon. Chandrakant Singhan IT adviser, said that the lockdown that time wasn’t stringent since it had been a year and, thus, there were not any queues or turmoil in the stores. “People were going around and getting their markets and other key items with no hassle. Only liquor was not accessible,” Singh explained as he set a event of his favorite brand from the back seat of the car outside a liquor shop in Sector 55. Vaibhav Rastogi, an MNC executive, also stated that he moved to Galleria Market in which the odd-even rule had been set up, but there had been 10 individuals. He said clients have taken to internet shopping through the lockdown and so are also preventing stepping out because of Covid-19. Praveen Kumar, who works for a house appliances business, said that he was pleased about stores reopening. “My main job entails cleaning chimneys in families, where a particular compound is needed. Obtaining it was a struggle as a result of lockdown and my job was becoming changed. However, now I managed to secure this compound out of Sadar Bazar,” he told TOI. You can find many who didn’t open their stores on the very first day since they had time to wash out the premises and remember their employees. Deepak Kalra, a static store proprietor in Wazirabad, stated the other reason may be it shopkeepers were uncertain about the reaction they’d get from the clients. About MG Road and Golf Course Road, a couple of liquor stores started to an enthusiastic response, with different clients sprucing up. Some were searching for an unpleasant shock. Yash Handa, a resident of Parsvnath Exotica, that seen with a liquor shop Golf Course Road, stated:”I had been shocked to find out that prices are improved, in some instances by 100%” Meanwhile, some folks took to Twitter to whine about violation of standards. Akash Malhotra, a resident, tweeted,”@DC_Gurugram sir, shopkeepers in Vyapar Kendra, Palam Vihar, Gurgaon aren’t following the principles accepted by the authorities and are ongoing opening their stores after 12pm. They’re also not after the odd-even protocol. Please look to it.”