India's financial capital, Mumbai, along with other cities in Maharashtra, will experience several dry days in November due to the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections in 2024. These dry days are mandated by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to ensure smooth and peaceful polling.

Mumbai will experience dry days as it prepares for the Maharashtra Assembly elections on November 20, 2024. Alcohol sales will be banned from November 18 to November 23 to ensure a smooth electoral process,

The Election Commission of India has banned alcohol sales in Mumbai and other Maharashtra cities for four days, including a full dry day on November 19, to ensure smooth polling for the assembly elections.

On dry days, which are imposed on days that are of national or cultural relevance, alcohol sale remains prohibited

Mumbai will experience several dry days in November 2024 due to the Maharashtra Assembly elections. Alcohol sales will be banned on specific dates, including voting and vote counting days, to ensure a smooth electoral process.

Mumbai is bracing for a series of dry days in November due to the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections. To ensure a peaceful election process, alcohol sales will be restricted on November 18, 19, 20,

Dry days refer to the specific days of the year when the sale of alcohol remains completely prohibited in a given region. Such decisions are usually taken during several important national, religious or cultural events.

Liquor stores will remain closed across Mumbai and other cities for four days to ensure a smooth conduct of the Maharashtra Assembly election on November 20. The sale of liquor will be banned in the city after 6 pm on Monday.