Now the adulterants of liquor will be fixed in UP, UP government will purchase 65 digital alcoholometer to stop adulteration. With the help of a digital alcoholometer, it will be easier to catch liquor adulterants. These alcoholometer will be installed in 65 Distilleries of UP. The UP Government is preparing to nail the persons who are making money through liquor adulteration.In the initial phase, Digital Alcoholometer will be installed in 65 Distilleries and 5 Breweries of the state, later they will be provided to the Regional Excise Inspectors. These alcoholometer will be bought from Sweden’s ‘Anton Par’ company . The cost of each alcoholometer is 3.5 lakh rupees. In the first phase there is a proposal to buy 75 alcoholometer for the distilleries and breweries. It will cost about Rs 2.62 crore, the plan is to give alcoholometer to all Regional Excise Inspectors. There are around six hundred regional excise inspectors in the state and according to this, six hundred digital alcoholometers will cost around Rs 21 crores.
Precise results can not be found through old Measures
The department regularly receive complaints regarding decrease in alcohol intensity and water mixing. On these complaints, the departmental officers check the intensity, by taking sample of liquor from shop or distillery. To measure it, alcohol meter, 
temperature meter and beaker or glass flask is used till date. It is believed that through these old measures, the results are not accurate. UP government’s revenue is determined by the intensity of the alcohol , therefore, it is only after checking the intensity of alcohol, that the permission for bottling is granted.
Distilleries had opposed it
Every year in January the standardization of alcohol and temperature meters is done in the central laboratory located at Prayagraj . The UP Distellers association and Distelleries have objected to the parameters regarding standardization. On the orders of the Excise Commisioner , the standardization of some distelleries was done again in Shri Ram House Laboratory located in Delhi. The Department is going to buy digital alcoholometer only to eliminate the dispute that comes from manual standardization.