Kerala Revenue Minister A P Anil Kumar stated that any policy on tax cuts for low-alcohol beverages will be decided after internal UDF discussions and consultation with Congress leadership. This follows a budget proposal to reduce taxes on such drinks, drawing criticism for potentially encouraging consumption. Chief Minister V D Satheesan emphasized that the budget only outlines a tax framework, with no final decisions made.

LDF opposition protests in Kerala Assembly over low-alcohol liquor tax, alleging corruption and calling for urgent discussion.

Kerala's new low-alcohol liquor policy ignites political controversy, sparking allegations of corruption and opposition criticism.

Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan states UDF will decide tax rates on low-alcohol beverages amid protests over Revised Budget proposal.

V.M. Sudheeran criticizes Kerala UDF government's liquor policy, urging prior discussion and reconsideration of the tax cut in the Budget.

UDF will determine low-spirit liquor tax policy, assures Ramesh Chennithala, clarifying no plans to close bars.

CPI(M) leader M.B. Rajesh challenges Kerala CM Satheesan's statements on liquor tax, demanding clarification on the controversial proposal.

Congress leader Rajmohan Unnithan urges Kerala government to reconsider liquor tax cut amid UDF opposition and public concerns.

Rajesh accuses CM Satheesan of misleading the public about liquor tax cuts and defends the LDF's previous policies.

Kerala Revenue Minister A P Anil Kumar stated that any policy on tax cuts for low-alcohol beverages will be decided after internal UDF discussions and consultation with Congress…

Kerala's liquor policy will be decided after coalition discussions, ensuring no unilateral decisions, says Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar.

Kerala's Excise Minister clarifies that decisions on low-alcohol beverages depend on future liquor policy, not immediate tax cuts.

UDF's proposal for low-proof liquor sales in Kerala faces backlash over potential corruption and concerns about underage drinking.

KCBC chairperson slams UDF's tax cuts on low-alcohol drinks, urging adherence to public sentiment and responsible liquor policies.

Revised tax rates for low-alcoholic beverages announced in Kerala's Finance Bill amid political controversy over alcohol policies.

Kerala Assembly Speaker Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan refuted claims of supporting low-alcohol liquor sales during his previous tenure. He stated that minutes from a Subject…