the highway administration to examine individual cases and determine the proximity of the location of the liquor vend to the towns cities and villages on the highways within the municipal areas keeping in view the safety and convenience of traffic in terms of the provisions of the 2002 act the high court had ruledsidhu told the high court to check the compliance of its march 27 order he had visited many places and was disturbed to see the directions given in the judgment have not been followedin support of his petition he also attached several photographs he had clicked where liquor vends were operating in complete violation of the high court order his main argument was that these vends were operating without any permission from the nhaithe petitioner had submitted a specific complaint on april 17 on the issue to the nhai against violation of high court order but got no reply the next hearing of the case is on tuesday by neha sharma tnn published on apr 23 2018 at 0845 am ist telegram facebook copy link be the first one to comment comment now comments comment now read comment 1 all comments post post find this comment offensive choose your reason below and click on the submit button this will alert our moderators to take actions reasons for reporting foul language defamatory inciting hatred against a certain community out of context spam others report join the community of 2m industry professionals subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights analysis download etretail app get realtime updates save your favourite articles scan to download app liquor ban harman sidhu indias highways chandigarh activist highway accidents homenewsindustrybooze back on 70 per cent of indias highways