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Stop legislation, demands Goel

NEW DELHI: Criticising the proposed Bill to bring down the permissible age for drinking to 21 years from 25, former Union Minister Vijay Goel on Saturday demanded that the Delhi Government must stop the legislation.

Already, he said, there was a heavy increase in consumption of liquor in Delhi judging by the figures for the past few years.

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