Legal update
Published
15 Sept 2026
Source date
12 Sept 2026
Pune Ganesh festival liquor ban reduced from 10 to 2 days after Bombay High Court intervention
Why it matters
The Pune district administration has reduced its planned alcohol ban during the Ganesh festival from ten days to two days. This reduction followed pushback and intervention from the Bombay High Court.
Key points
- The Pune district administration had originally proposed a 10-day alcohol ban during the Ganesh festival.
- Following pushback from the Bombay High Court, the duration of the ban was cut down to two days.
What changed
The alcohol ban during the Ganesh festival in Pune was reduced from 10 days to 2 days.
Who it affects
Liquor vendors, consumers, and the district administration in Pune.
Jurisdiction
Bombay High Court
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