Punjab's government has begun relocating temporary kiosks selling liquor, meat, eggs, and tobacco from Amritsar's walled city, recently declared a holy city. Officials identified approximately 150 such stalls. While the government frames this as a historic step, traders express concern over potential job losses and economic impact, particularly in the fish trade. Some question the extent of the ban and lack of consultation, noting Amritsar's reputation for food alongside its religious significance.