Delhi Online booking of liquor has started. But, customers will not be able to get the facility of home delivery right now. Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) of Delhi Government has developed a mobile app. Now advance online booking of liquor from retail shops can be done through this mobile app. Officials gave this information on Tuesday.
Liquor can be booked through ‘Delhi Liquor Booking’
Officials said that there will be no home delivery of liquor. Liquor bottles booked and paid for online will be collected by customers in person within 48 hours. Advance booking of liquor in Delhi can be done through ‘Delhi Liquor Booking’ app.
Goods sold will not be returned.
According to officials, there is no provision to return liquor that has been sold or transported. However, orders booked can be canceled before collecting the liquor bottle from the shop.
A person can book a maximum of 9 liters of whiskey and 18 liters of beer.
Officials said that till now the response of people regarding online liquor booking has not been very good. Whether it will be expanded further or not will depend on the response of customers. To book liquor using the app, a person must be at least 25 years of age. As per excise rules, a person can book a maximum of 9 liters of whiskey and 18 liters of beer.
Booking will be done only for shops run by DSIIDC
There are 4 government corporations in Delhi, which are allowed to sell liquor through more than 700 shops. DSIIDC is one of the four government corporations that handle retail sale of liquor in the capital Delhi. DSIIDC runs about 208 liquor retail outlets in Delhi. Liquor booked through Delhi Liquor Booking mobile app can be availed only from liquor shops run by DSIIDC.
Objective: To reduce crowding and waiting time at shops
On the mobile app, customers can view available brands, select their nearest DSIIDC shop and decide the size and quantity of bottles. According to officials, the aim of online booking is to reduce crowding and waiting time at shops. This will reduce pressure on payment counters, bring transparency in prices and billing and provide customers an opportunity to choose the liquor of their choice from a variety of options.
Liquor will be available at shops after scanning QR code
After online booking and payment on the mobile app, customers receive a QR code. By going to the shop and scanning this QR code, they can get their liquor.
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