BRIJESH KUMAR, A.K.PATNAIK
Rubul Kanti Roy; Mohan Chandra Neog; Kuntal Bordoloi; Ranjana Chakraborty; Satyajit Choudhury; Tarun Chandra Sharma – Appellant
Versus
State of Assam – Respondent
2. We have heard Shri SC Biswas, Shri KP Pathak and Shri N. Choudhury, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioners and Shri BC Das, learned counsel appearing for the State.
3. It has been vehemently urged on behalf of the petitioners that licences for liquor shops are being indiscriminately issued, much more in number as may actually be required, as a result of which it is polluting the atmosphere and is also not conducive to the public interest as it lures more and more persons including the youth to, the drinking habit, which is bad for their health and the atmosphere in the society in general. It is further submitted that while granting licences, the State Govt has kept in mind only its interest about raising its revenues, which can not be an appropriate consideration for grant of licence for vend of liquor through shops. It is submitted that other ways and means should be a
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