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Man performs 'aarti' outside liquor shop, long queues in diff states

Visuals of the first day of Lockdown 3.0 are coming in from different states in which people are seen standing in long queues outside the liquor shops before the opening time of shops. After days of lockdown, the liquor shops are finally re-opened for the public amid coronavirus crisis with set protocols and guidelines. A man is seen performing rituals outside a liquor shop by breaking the coconut and performing aarti in Karnataka's Kolar. Watch the report.

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