Court orders Tamil Nadu response to TASMAC bottle machine tender challenge
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The Madras High Court has ordered the Tamil Nadu government to respond to a petition challenging the tender process for machines designed to collect empty liquor bottles at TASMAC shops.
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- The Tamil Nadu government plans to install reverse vending machines at liquor stores to collect empty bottles.
- A petitioner has challenged the tender, arguing that the decision to select a single company for the entire state negatively impacts over 500 local workers.
- The petition seeks to cancel the current tender and allow district-level traders to participate instead.
- The court has directed the government and TASMAC to provide a response within two weeks.
What to watch next
- Government and TASMAC response to the court
- Potential court-mandated revision of tender conditions
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NamedIndia · Tamil Nadu Government · TASMAC · Hemant Chandan Goudar · Kumaraguru · Madras High Court
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