
TASMAC faces fresh challenge as alleged overcharging resurfaces
Tamil Nadu’s state-run liquor retailer TASMAC is facing renewed scrutiny, with allegations ranging from systematic overcharging to opaque supply and transport practices. The report says TASMAC generates about ₹50,000 crore annually for the state and employs around 25,000 people across its network. According to the claims, liquor sold at ₹140–₹320 per quarter bottle is said to cost far less to produce, while consumers allegedly pay steep mark-ups. The report states there are 4,048 TASMAC outlets statewide, selling about 66 lakh bottles a day, and alleges that bottles are routinely sold above the printed price—earlier by ₹10 per bottle.


































