New Delhi. It is very difficult to believe the view that has come after the announcement of the Kejriwal government to open liquor shops. There was chaos in the capital Delhi today i.e. Monday morning. During this time, the youth came out of the streets of Delhi and the rules of social distance were blown up in Burari, Malviyanagar, Krishna Nagar of Delhi. During this, the police also used sticks to prevent queues outside the liquor shop. Like other states of the country, liquor shops have opened in Delhi since Monday, but during this time, there is an atmosphere of chaos in different places in Delhi.

'African swine flu' attacks in the country amid Corona crisis, 250 died

#WATCH: Police resorts to mild lathicharge outside a liquor shop in Kashmere Gate after social distancing norms were flouted by people outside the shop. #Delhi pic.twitter.com/XZKxrr5ThC

— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2020

Quarantined labour couple living in the toilet, strict action to be taken against officials

People do not even follow the rules of physical distance. Not only this, in many places the police even drove lathis. In most areas in Delhi, hundreds of people are seen in lines outside the open government shops. During this time, the scene was such that people had reached outside liquor shops from 9 am. Meanwhile, in view of the crowd, the police have closed liquor shops in many places in Delhi. In Kashmiri Gate area, there was a 2 km long line outside the liquor shop and during this time the police have also lathi-charged those who did not follow the physical distance rules.

Corona outbreak in UP, spread in 65 districts so far

#WATCH: More than a kilometre long queue seen outside a liquor shop at Desh Bandhu Gupta Road in Delhi. pic.twitter.com/LSOoZ3Zzd7

— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2020

The 150 liquor shops opened during this time include Nangloi, Paschim Vihar, Krishna Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Punjabi Bagh, Kirti Nagar, Mayur Vihar, New Friends Colony areas. The Excise Department had issued an order to open liquor shops in Delhi on Sunday itself. After this order, permission has been given to open 150 liquor shops in Delhi and these shops will open from 10 am to 7 pm.

Terrorist activities increased in lockdown, 300 terrorists planning to infiltrate